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“I CRY, SCREAM, THROW UP, AND PICK UP MY BRUSH AGAIN”
Nabe, who was bored and wanted to "do something," decided to team up with his friend Yoshitake as the director and subject of a documentary. Meanwhile, as Yoshitake tries to match Nabe's excitement and pace, he pushes himself into a corner and relapses into depression. Nabe begins to change after Yoshitake's disappearance and hospitalization. Will Nabe be able to achieve his new goal of having a solo exhibition?
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