Exit 8: The Endless Loop in the Modern Society
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Dokgo Tak 2 - My Name Is Dokgo Tak
Dokgo Tak lives brightly and strongly even though he is smaller than peers in a disadvantaged home environment. It is an uncommon setting even in the present days that he is actually a self-supporting student having father on death. focuses more on the boy Dokgo Tak who is bravely facing against his less fortunate fate than to the baseball player Dokgo Tak. Also, ‘Bong-gu’, the boy who always formed a pair with Dokgo Tak grows further after meeting Dokgo Tak while he found out that he himself is an adoptee during while wandering around.
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Dokgo Tak lives brightly and strongly even though he is smaller than peers in a disadvantaged home environment. It is an uncommon setting even in the present days that he is actually a self-supporting student having father on death. focuses more on the boy Dokgo Tak who is bravely facing against his less fortunate fate than to the baseball player Dokgo Tak. Also, ‘Bong-gu’, the boy who always formed a pair with Dokgo Tak grows further after meeting Dokgo Tak while he found out that he himself is an adoptee during while wandering around.
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Genre:Animation, Drama
Written By:An Hyeon-sik
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Runtime:70 minutes
Studio:Daewon Media
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