Reviving The Engine
Twenty-eight-year-old Gin-hee is an office worker at a used car lot. One day, things around her start to disappear, and even her body begins to rust. She struggles to understand if the world has gone crazy or if she's losing her mind.
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Twenty-eight-year-old Gin-hee is an office worker at a used car lot. One day, things around her start to disappear, and even her body begins to rust. She struggles to understand if the world has gone crazy or if she's losing her mind.
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Genre:Fantasy
Written By:Jung Hye-in
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Runtime:26 minutes
Studio:Korean Academy of Film Arts
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