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Touching the Skin of Eeriness
After his parents die, a teenager goes to live with his older brother. As his loneliness grows, he becomes engrossed in practicing modern dance with his classmate.
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After his parents die, a teenager goes to live with his older brother. As his loneliness grows, he becomes engrossed in practicing modern dance with his classmate.
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Genre:Drama, Mystery
Written By:Tomoyuki Takahashi
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Runtime:55 minutes
Studio:Fictive
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