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Dear My Trumpet 

Sunwoo, a trumpet major nearing graduation, reunites with his older brother Jiwoo, who left home years ago. As they each express their emotions in their own way, the two brothers come to understand each other's silence. On a shared stage, they begin their first and possibly last performance together.
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Sunwoo, a trumpet major nearing graduation, reunites with his older brother Jiwoo, who left home years ago. As they each express their emotions in their own way, the two brothers come to understand each other's silence. On a shared stage, they begin their first and possibly last performance together.

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Genre:Music, Drama
Directed By:Park Seoha
Written By:Park Seoha
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Runtime:25 minutes
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