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Lost in Starlight hits Netflix this May

For a generation of anime fans, nothing has quite scratched the You🐬r Name itch since its release in 2016.
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While the new Netflix animated movie Lost in Starlight might not quite fill the Yourಞ Name-shaped hole in your life, it'🃏s certainly giving it a good shot.
Described by Parasite director Bong Joon-ho as a "visual masterpiece", the Korean film from Han Ji-won sees astronaut Nan-young (Kim Tae-ri) fall 📖for musician Jay (Hong Kyung) in 2050s Seoul. But as Nan-young depart꧑s for Mars, the pair have to grapple with their love being separated across the cosmos.
As you can see from the trailer🍌 above, Lost in Starlight – set for release on May 30 – is a real looker with its sun-drenched cities and pitch-black trip to the stars. At its heart, too, seems to be a mystery th🔴at recalls something like Interstellar – as the perils of deep space become an obstacle for Nan-young's return to Earth to be with her lover.
Lost in Starlight joins the slew of 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:new anime (and anime-adjacent, with this being a Korean production) projects🌱 to look forward to in the coming mo🌳nths.
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