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A college student, Yeonsu, once promised to make a documentary about his friend, Yuseong. After that, Yeonsu hears the news that a queer parade will be held at his university—an unprecedentedly radical event for the campus.
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A college student, Yeonsu, once promised to make a documentary about his friend, Yuseong. After that, Yeonsu hears the news that a queer parade will be held at his university—an unprecedentedly radical event for the campus.
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Written By:Seo Han-ul
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