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After years of drifting apart from their old middle school band, Seatian, Sol, Mew, and Venice reunite once again. Their meeting is filled with nostalgia, buried sorrow, and unspoken feelings. Through a long, heartfelt conversation and the sound of music that once brought them together, the four must learn to face their past and rediscover the bond they once shared.
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After years of drifting apart from their old middle school band, Seatian, Sol, Mew, and Venice reunite once again. Their meeting is filled with nostalgia, buried sorrow, and unspoken feelings. Through a long, heartfelt conversation and the sound of music that once brought them together, the four must learn to face their past and rediscover the bond they once shared.
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Genre:Drama, Music
Written By:Prim Kuangthanachai
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Runtime:35 minutes
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