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Two 18-year-olds think the next Miyazaki could come from anywhere and that a YouTuber can win an Oscar So they rented Tokyo’s top auditorium for Tokyo’s biggest AI Film Festival They’re flying finalists in from anywhere, with a ¥2.5M prize pool Applications open

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