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The Pencil Thief
Centered on a pencil-loss incident at an elementary school, this story gently and quietly portrays the beauty of children’s innocent hearts.
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Centered on a pencil-loss incident at an elementary school, this story gently and quietly portrays the beauty of children’s innocent hearts.
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Genre:Family
Written By:Norio Nakagawa
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Runtime:49 minutes
Studio:秀映社スミダプロ, Shochiku
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