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Like a Fish out of the Water
Woojin, a 25-year-old Korean student tries to adjust to a new city where he doesn’t speak the language. Confusion, despair and bad breath makes him face his mental barriers and open himself to a different culture.
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Woojin, a 25-year-old Korean student tries to adjust to a new city where he doesn’t speak the language. Confusion, despair and bad breath makes him face his mental barriers and open himself to a different culture.
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Genre:Comedy, Drama
Written By:Priscila Zumárraga Suárez, Daniela González
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Runtime:15 minutes
Studio:COCOA - Universidad San Francisco de Quito
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