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Kangchul 

A tortured man-turned-machine recounts his inner conflicts while being escorted to fight his foe once again—this time in the face of a greatly personal sacrifice.
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A tortured man-turned-machine recounts his inner conflicts while being escorted to fight his foe once again—this time in the face of a greatly personal sacrifice.

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Genre:Science Fiction, Fantasy
Directed By:Nam Gee-woong
Written By:Nam Gee-woong
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Runtime:30 minutes
Studio:Children Playing Around the Fire Pot

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