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Wandance
Extremely introverted Kabo, held back by his stutter, meets confident Wanda and discovers freedom through dance. With Wanda and his dance crew by his side, he sets out to find a style—and a voice— that is entirely his own.
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Extremely introverted Kabo, held back by his stutter, meets confident Wanda and discovers freedom through dance. With Wanda and his dance crew by his side, he sets out to find a style—and a voice— that is entirely his own.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Keiichi Kobayashi
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Runtime:126 minutes
Studio:Happinet Phantom Studios
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