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Eternal Summer (Chinese: 盛夏光年; pinyin: Shèngxià Guāng Nián) is a 2006 Taiwanese film starring Joseph Chang, Ray Chang and Kate Yeung. It was directed by Leste Chen . The film tells the story of three high school students who experience the agonies and ecstasies of love.
Kyoto Animation announced that a "new screen project" had been green-lit in a promotional video for the home release of High Speed! Free! Starting Days. [2] Details were announced at an event on March 19, 2017, where it was announced that the project would consist of two compilation films of Free! Eternal Summer, the series
Kyoto Animation announced that a "new screen project" had been green-lit in a promotional video for the home release of High Speed! Free! Starting Days. [2] Details were announced at an event on March 19, 2017, where it was announced that the project would consist of two compilation films of Free! Eternal Summer, the series' second season ...
Netflix wants to make sure we are all very entertained this summer. That’s why they’re dropping new movies every week this summer (yes, you read...
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Elisabeth Moss never passes up the chance to chew scenery as a woman who may or may not be going mad, and her turn as The Haunting of Hill House author Shirley Jackson might be her magnum opus.
Release Date: TBD 2024 Starring: Chad Michael Murray, Britt Robertson, Marla Sokoloff, Beth Broderick, Michael Gross, Maxwell Caulfield, Hector David Jr, Colt Prattes, Marc Anthony Samuel
Eternal Summer may refer to: Eternal Summer, a Taiwanese film directed by Leste Chen Eternal Summer, soundtrack of the film; Eternal Summer, a Swedish film directed by Andreas Öhman "Eternal Summer", a song by The Strokes from their 2020 album The New Abnormal