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Mari Chang and her mother, Haeyun, must prepare as Mari grows up and goes off to college. Both stubborn, loving women must navigate their way through familial conflict and the pain of saying goodbye.
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Mari Chang and her mother, Haeyun, must prepare as Mari grows up and goes off to college. Both stubborn, loving women must navigate their way through familial conflict and the pain of saying goodbye.
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Genre:Family, Drama
Written By:Gabriella Marinace-Lee
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Runtime:5 minutes
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