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Evan was born into a poor family. However, Evan desperately wanted a laptop to support his talents. He always borrowed his father's laptop when his father came home from the city. Set in 2010, when Evan was in elementary school, he went to school wearing his wrinkled shoes. At school, Evan was also the target of bullying by his naughty friends because of his wrinkled shoes. Actually, Evan could buy new shoes, but he preferred to wear his old ones and save up his money to buy a laptop.
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Evan was born into a poor family. However, Evan desperately wanted a laptop to support his talents. He always borrowed his father's laptop when his father came home from the city. Set in 2010, when Evan was in elementary school, he went to school wearing his wrinkled shoes. At school, Evan was also the target of bullying by his naughty friends because of his wrinkled shoes. Actually, Evan could buy new shoes, but he preferred to wear his old ones and save up his money to buy a laptop.

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Directed By:Chayun Nugroho
Written By:Chayun Nugroho
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Runtime:9 minutes
Studio:Yuncha

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