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Daddy in the Bag
While her father remains in a vegetative state. His daughter carries around a robot that stored her father’s memory in her bag.
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While her father remains in a vegetative state. His daughter carries around a robot that stored her father’s memory in her bag.
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Genre:Drama, Science Fiction
Written By:Lee Min-seob
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Runtime:17 minutes
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