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A struggling punk band, Far East Asia Saurs, suddenly gets a chance to perform by the sea.They arrive at the beach full of excitement—only to discover their parked car has mysteriously vanished. To make matters worse, their youngest member and drummer, Kyung-mo, is missing too. In the midst of confusion, the remaining members decide to start the show… without drums.
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A struggling punk band, Far East Asia Saurs, suddenly gets a chance to perform by the sea.They arrive at the beach full of excitement—only to discover their parked car has mysteriously vanished. To make matters worse, their youngest member and drummer, Kyung-mo, is missing too. In the midst of confusion, the remaining members decide to start the show… without drums.
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Genre:Music, Drama, Comedy
Written By:Kim Jae-joon
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Runtime:27 minutes
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