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Wao (2021)

The kids are alright. And by alright, we mean they might be aliens! When he meets three of them, Wao is told that he must return to their home planet, but is worried about leaving his feuding parents behind.
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The kids are alright. And by alright, we mean they might be aliens! When he meets three of them, Wao is told that he must return to their home planet, but is worried about leaving his feuding parents behind.

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Genre:Drama, Family, Science Fiction
Directed By:Emi Yasumura
Written By:Atsushi Asada
In Theaters:7/1/2021
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Runtime:25 minutes
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