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Su-han takes his final bath as the bathhouse closes. In the emptying space, he comes across traces of the past, and long-faded memories resurface. The once-familiar place grows distant, and as what remains and what disappears intersect, the past flickers like a wavering haze.
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Su-han takes his final bath as the bathhouse closes. In the emptying space, he comes across traces of the past, and long-faded memories resurface. The once-familiar place grows distant, and as what remains and what disappears intersect, the past flickers like a wavering haze.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Jang Hyun-been
Written By:Jang Hyun-been
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Runtime:17 minutes
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