Netflix's 'Drifting Home' trailer introduces a mysterious, water-filled anime world

An apartment block floating through endless waters.
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Anime has a strong track record in transporting us to new and mysterious worlds, and it looks like Netflix's new movie Drifting Home will be no exception.

The film follows two childhood friends who go to play in the now-abandoned apartment building where they grew up, only to suddenly find themselves floating through a watery world with their old neighbourhood no longer in sight.

Like Bubble, this one looks set to be a dreamy mixture of mystery and nostalgia.

Drifting Home is available to stream on Netflix from Sept. 16.

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Sam Haysom is the Deputy UK Editor for Mashable. He covers entertainment and online culture, and writes horror fiction in his spare time.


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