The Fish Who's Dreaming of Beautiful Oceans (but has to put up with an old bowl) (2023)
A man looks for love on various dating sites. But he finds nothing. He decides to randomly zoom in on Google Earth. Chance (or destiny) will show him the way. Via the ocean.
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A man looks for love on various dating sites. But he finds nothing. He decides to randomly zoom in on Google Earth. Chance (or destiny) will show him the way. Via the ocean.
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Genre:Drama
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In Theaters:5/31/2023
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