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Boy with Stars 

Gyeol, a young water carrier, lives in a little hut on a mountainside with his grandfather and their old dog. One day, his grandfather brings home Bana, a lost young girl who has nowhere to go. The three become a family.
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Gyeol, a young water carrier, lives in a little hut on a mountainside with his grandfather and their old dog. One day, his grandfather brings home Bana, a lost young girl who has nowhere to go. The three become a family.

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Genre:Animation
Directed By:Lee Yun-ji
Written By:Lee Yun-ji
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Runtime:17 minutes
Studio:Korean Academy of Film Arts

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