Migration - Movie Review
This animated movie is based on the migration of birds from the north to the south.
Sound of Shrimp Crackers
Mimi had to stop her activities as an underground idol due to lack of money and also lost her job, but still she doesn't let it get her down. At a time when young people have a hard time pursuing their dreams, it was the shrimp crackers that came in a package from her parents that brought her salvation.
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Mimi had to stop her activities as an underground idol due to lack of money and also lost her job, but still she doesn't let it get her down. At a time when young people have a hard time pursuing their dreams, it was the shrimp crackers that came in a package from her parents that brought her salvation.
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