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In 1/(9+6.` 0s Quebec@, Agathe, an\:: ?]asth,ma. tic child with a vivid i.nner )# =/world, gr:;ows up in an)@ isolated suburb, l*/ulled by th[=`e haunting sounds@@; (of)$ : a passi)#(ng night train that 
`spar/^k her longing for an( el^usive= else?`$w)^her=e. H[er mother Thérèse (th+\e rema@rk)[ ab=/le _+Larissa Corri=veau), a *^sec!,=@reta ry by ]d[\:ay an;+ d artist \\by$= n_]ight,/%@! .create@!,s a tender, offbe,-at _.? +daily life*` with\ her flamboyant friend: Maur+ i
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*#\igner. As Agathe grows up, s.he me: ets Fr`@ank (L)-/ennikim), a you:_ ng) , writ$$er wh.#os e drea-ms: of:= a Japan,)ese  heroine)_ strike a m;yster#^ious /chord with[?i`
n her. `_= For \` her `+directorial debut, t__he great Ma(#rie Brass_ard cra
`fts  a mystical ,# and mesmerizi(^ng$(, ?+visu,_$.al, ly ex$%qu)(isite tale , w^he/re past and futu?;re, d$:/?r+;eam an-(d real!@`@it/_\!y intertwine. Infused wi\,;th my*?
thological legends, #\.q%uan\t,um physics, and magic[;]al% realism, this coming;-of-?,age journey is al;so a moving exploration of identity and the;
my:ster#_[i--es o^f space and tim+e.