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A Brand New Journey
Byong-hwa does not get enough sleep due to his part-time job as a juice delivery boy. To fight his lack of sleep, he thinks about the field trip to Jeju Island that is only days away. But as his boss delays paying him, he ends up not going.
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Byong-hwa does not get enough sleep due to his part-time job as a juice delivery boy. To fight his lack of sleep, he thinks about the field trip to Jeju Island that is only days away. But as his boss delays paying him, he ends up not going.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Kim Hee-jin
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Runtime:30 minutes
Studio:Central Park Films
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