True Love is Just 'A Whisker Away'
A 2020 Japanese anime movie that focuses on a high school girl who is desperately in love with her secret crush.
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There’s nothing unusual about receiving a package in the post. ‘Yes, but...what if...?’ are the wretched type of thoughts that cause Chloé to conjure up farfetched scenarios...If anxiety were an art, then Chloé has certainly mastered it.
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There’s nothing unusual about receiving a package in the post. ‘Yes, but...what if...?’ are the wretched type of thoughts that cause Chloé to conjure up farfetched scenarios...If anxiety were an art, then Chloé has certainly mastered it.
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Genre:Animation
Written By:Marie-Pierre Hauwelle, Nathalie Hauwelle
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Runtime:11 minutes
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