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Beautiful Voice
Poor voice actors have a project that they have to finish dubbing in just one day. However, they are cramped in a tiny glass booth and tired of being treated like dirt by those above them. Unexpectedly, their story turns into one of heroes who adventure to space.
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Poor voice actors have a project that they have to finish dubbing in just one day. However, they are cramped in a tiny glass booth and tired of being treated like dirt by those above them. Unexpectedly, their story turns into one of heroes who adventure to space.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Kim Sun-ung
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Runtime:96 minutes
Studio:Storm Pictures Korea, Wide Release
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