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Kyoko, a young Japanese girl training to become a professional mermaid, is saved by her coach's mouth-to-mouth "kiss of life". Desire awakens within her, she finds her mermaid voice and discovers the devastating effects of her singing, which will lead her to face the other side of the world.
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Kyoko, a young Japanese girl training to become a professional mermaid, is saved by her coach's mouth-to-mouth "kiss of life". Desire awakens within her, she finds her mermaid voice and discovers the devastating effects of her singing, which will lead her to face the other side of the world.
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Genre:Science Fiction, Fantasy, Drama
Written By:Konstantina Kotzamani
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Runtime:130 minutes
Studio:Homemade Films, Manny Films, Frida Films, deFilm, Wunderlust, Happinet Phantom Studios, Hubert Bals Fund
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