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Sarogeto (2021)
While living an idyllic life she never felt entitled to, Grace is dealt a life or death decision that changes her destiny as well as her summoned young protege Miki Endo, who is unsuspectingly threaded into her journey which will forever change the fate of both their lives. It's a twisted, thought provoking journey where East meets West traveling from Japan to America through the mind of Grace Stanton and her perspective of this life and future lives, where our perceptions can dictate our actions in unique ways often misunderstood.
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While living an idyllic life she never felt entitled to, Grace is dealt a life or death decision that changes her destiny as well as her summoned young protege Miki Endo, who is unsuspectingly threaded into her journey which will forever change the fate of both their lives. It's a twisted, thought provoking journey where East meets West traveling from Japan to America through the mind of Grace Stanton and her perspective of this life and future lives, where our perceptions can dictate our actions in unique ways often misunderstood.
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