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About a father who sacrifices himself to save his son's life. The son, who has an emotional attachment to his father through photography, has to face the harsh reality of waking up from a coma and realising that his father is gone.
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About a father who sacrifices himself to save his son's life. The son, who has an emotional attachment to his father through photography, has to face the harsh reality of waking up from a coma and realising that his father is gone.
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Genre:Drama, Family
Written By:Qeren Pisteuo Tsidqenu Trijosa
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