A Folk Song of the Mill
A young man convicted for his views ends up in prison for a long 40 years. When he returned from prison to his hometown, his ex-girlfriend became an old woman with gray hair.
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A young man convicted for his views ends up in prison for a long 40 years. When he returned from prison to his hometown, his ex-girlfriend became an old woman with gray hair.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Ku-yeong Lee
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Studio:Shinheung Productions
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