Hong Sang-soo's Hat Trick
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Sketches: On War and The Plague
A conversation between a father (the poet) and his son (the illustrator) about imagination as the creator and, at the same time, transgressor of reality.
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A conversation between a father (the poet) and his son (the illustrator) about imagination as the creator and, at the same time, transgressor of reality.
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Genre:Documentary, Horror, Fantasy
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Box Office:$150
Runtime:18 minutes
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