‘Someone Great’: Loss In The City
When long-time couple Jenny and Nate break up so Jenny can pursue her journalism career, Jenny leans on her two best friends for one last epic night in the city.
Ultramaniac (2005)
Ayu is a tennis-playing phenom in love with baseball player Kaji. To snare him, she tries to act too cool for school. But she may just have an inside track when she meets Nina, who's imbued with magical powers. Seems Nina has traveled from the kingdom of magic to Japan so she can find the holy stones and become princess in her own land. Question is, can they help each other? Contains four anime episodes. Nanako Shimazaki directs.
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Ayu is a tennis-playing phenom in love with baseball player Kaji. To snare him, she tries to act too cool for school. But she may just have an inside track when she meets Nina, who's imbued with magical powers. Seems Nina has traveled from the kingdom of magic to Japan so she can find the holy stones and become princess in her own land. Question is, can they help each other? Contains four anime episodes. Nanako Shimazaki directs.
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