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School Off 

A bread delivery boy, Young-tae, and an animation maniac, Ki-hwan, get into a fight over who is going to stay in class during PE. During the fight, they accidentally drops Ji-sung’s lunch box who is the leader of punks at school. Young-tae and Ki-hwan come up with an idea of making a new lunch box out of other classmates.
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A bread delivery boy, Young-tae, and an animation maniac, Ki-hwan, get into a fight over who is going to stay in class during PE. During the fight, they accidentally drops Ji-sung’s lunch box who is the leader of punks at school. Young-tae and Ki-hwan come up with an idea of making a new lunch box out of other classmates.

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Genre:Comedy
Directed By:Ye Min-hee
Written By:Ye Min-hee
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Runtime:15 minutes
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