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Eighth Dimension (팔차원)
Preparing for the mandatory Korean military service, Joseph, a Korean-American, stores his belongings in a church attic with his father.
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Preparing for the mandatory Korean military service, Joseph, a Korean-American, stores his belongings in a church attic with his father.
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Written By:Haneol Lee
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