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My Dream, Greco-Roman
Yong-Jae, 33 year-old amateur wrestler, will have a match for the national team today, which could be his last chance in his life.
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Yong-Jae, 33 year-old amateur wrestler, will have a match for the national team today, which could be his last chance in his life.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Kwon Bong-keun
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Runtime:15 minutes
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