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The Song of Runaways 

Yuiko and Rudolph, two travelling artists come to perform their show Métatron and La Colombe Bleue to children. But Rudolph can't leave the clown he has created. He disappears, leaving Yuiko, alone and heartbroken. Here, where the sun shines and fades, madness, childhood... Here, where the sea retreats, another world opens.
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Yuiko and Rudolph, two travelling artists come to perform their show Métatron and La Colombe Bleue to children. But Rudolph can't leave the clown he has created. He disappears, leaving Yuiko, alone and heartbroken. Here, where the sun shines and fades, madness, childhood... Here, where the sea retreats, another world opens.

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