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Yeon-seo, the daughter of a shaman, is believed to have been born with karma. A fish without an owner, a strand of hair on a window frame, a puzzle missing a piece. Yeon-seo cleans the house. At some point, She see two women. Is it a dream, reality, memory, At that boundary, Yeon-seo is engulfed in confusion, Yeon-seo, who has been living while ignoring her karma, eventually faces her own karma that has been chasing her.
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Yeon-seo, the daughter of a shaman, is believed to have been born with karma. A fish without an owner, a strand of hair on a window frame, a puzzle missing a piece. Yeon-seo cleans the house. At some point, She see two women. Is it a dream, reality, memory, At that boundary, Yeon-seo is engulfed in confusion, Yeon-seo, who has been living while ignoring her karma, eventually faces her own karma that has been chasing her.
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Genre:Romance, Thriller
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Box Office:$4,200
Runtime:30 minutes
Studio:Ewha Film Production
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