Short Film Spotlight: An A Peel for Justice by Jeff Aquino
Jeff Aquino’s film “Viral” placed second in 2020’s Incluvie Film Festival fest, he’s back again with his film "An A Peel for Justice".
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High school classmates So-ra and Ha-neul go to a pension with their boyfriends Sang-woo and Si-hoo. On the first night at the pension, So-ra's drunk boyfriend Sang-woo enters the wrong room and ends up having sex with Ha-neul. Meanwhile, So-ra, who fell asleep first, wakes up, looks for Sang-woo, and hears the sound of the two having sex. Losing her temper in her revenge, So-ra seduces Ha-neul's boyfriend Si-hoo, who is also drunk and asleep in living room, and has sex with him as well.
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High school classmates So-ra and Ha-neul go to a pension with their boyfriends Sang-woo and Si-hoo. On the first night at the pension, So-ra's drunk boyfriend Sang-woo enters the wrong room and ends up having sex with Ha-neul. Meanwhile, So-ra, who fell asleep first, wakes up, looks for Sang-woo, and hears the sound of the two having sex. Losing her temper in her revenge, So-ra seduces Ha-neul's boyfriend Si-hoo, who is also drunk and asleep in living room, and has sex with him as well.
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