Analysis: Movie 1

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from Abcb Café · host Jason Alme

In today's double-length episode, Jason analyzes the first Kimagure Orange Road film: "I Want to Return to That Day." It's an excellent piece of filmmaking that is tonally and narratively inconsistent with the rest of the Orange Road media franchise - ESP and hijinks are exchanged for heartbreak and tears. It's not easy to sit through, but it offers up a lot for analysis. Please consider supporting Team Alme on Patreon - we will send you free swag and you’ll get access to a library of exclusive content! Check out Creatures of the Night and Pop Culture Mass for more podcasts to listen to! Abcb Café on twitter and instagram

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