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LIM YOUNG WOONG [RE:CITAL]
Korean pop icon Lim Young-woong blends performance and storytelling to honor the songs and people who shaped him in this powerful concert film.
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Korean pop icon Lim Young-woong blends performance and storytelling to honor the songs and people who shaped him in this powerful concert film.
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Genre:Music, Documentary, TV Movie
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