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A junior-high student bullies and blackmails a younger boy, then receives the same treatment at the hands of some older students.
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A junior-high student bullies and blackmails a younger boy, then receives the same treatment at the hands of some older students.
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Genre:Drama, TV Movie
Written By:Tsai Ming-liang
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Runtime:50 minutes
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