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KARMA 

Bong-sik dies after committing a heinous crime. Yet, even before the god of the underworld, he remains unrepentant and earns a hundred years of the severest punishment. Now, a hundred years later, Bong-sik receives a new karma, according to the rules of the underworld.
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Bong-sik dies after committing a heinous crime. Yet, even before the god of the underworld, he remains unrepentant and earns a hundred years of the severest punishment. Now, a hundred years later, Bong-sik receives a new karma, according to the rules of the underworld.

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Genre:Fantasy, Comedy
Directed By:Choi Soo-hyuk
Written By:Choi Soo-hyuk
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Runtime:20 minutes
Studio:Film Dabin

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