A Light in My Heart
The dramatization of the life of Kang Yeong-woo who became the first visually impaired Korean man to earn a Ph.D. Yeong-woo became famous for his work in developing a braille alphabet for the Korean language.
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The dramatization of the life of Kang Yeong-woo who became the first visually impaired Korean man to earn a Ph.D. Yeong-woo became famous for his work in developing a braille alphabet for the Korean language.
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Runtime:102 minutes
Studio:Arirang Film
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