Mirrorball (Miami sFF Review): A Passionate Tribute to La La Land
Mirrorball is full of passion and love for the medium of cinema and is indeed a fitting love letter to La La Land.
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Min-ji who just turned 20, lives on the street day by day, doing a part-time job she stumbled upon after running away because of a conflict with her stepfather. Then one day, Min-ji gets to know a newlywed couple, Mary and Soo-hyeok. The couple clothed Min-ji in warmth like no one else in the world, and as they took care of her in their different ways, Min-ji makes a statement of harsh determination.
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Min-ji who just turned 20, lives on the street day by day, doing a part-time job she stumbled upon after running away because of a conflict with her stepfather. Then one day, Min-ji gets to know a newlywed couple, Mary and Soo-hyeok. The couple clothed Min-ji in warmth like no one else in the world, and as they took care of her in their different ways, Min-ji makes a statement of harsh determination.
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