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Mysterious young man Miyama has the ability to sense the thoughts of other people. The secrets of his background linger emerge when he confronts the thoughts of Kusaka, his junior in high school, and the past that he ran away from.
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Mysterious young man Miyama has the ability to sense the thoughts of other people. The secrets of his background linger emerge when he confronts the thoughts of Kusaka, his junior in high school, and the past that he ran away from.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Chihiro Ito
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Runtime:130 minutes
Studio:THEFOOL, Tristone Entertainment, Second Sight, Happinet Phantom Studios, GLASGOW15
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