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Don't Look Back, My Friend
Kang is sent to settle compensation after childhood friend Liang loses a finger at his family's factory. Discovering Liang plans to leave, they spend a final night roaming town, haunted by unspoken words and change.
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Kang is sent to settle compensation after childhood friend Liang loses a finger at his family's factory. Discovering Liang plans to leave, they spend a final night roaming town, haunted by unspoken words and change.
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