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The Angler
An angler who lives an ordinary life for a long time until he meets a mysterious woman while he is fishing along the coast and the boundary between reality and the surreal becomes blurred by his desire.
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An angler who lives an ordinary life for a long time until he meets a mysterious woman while he is fishing along the coast and the boundary between reality and the surreal becomes blurred by his desire.
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Genre:Drama
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Runtime:18 minutes
Studio:Morning Rain Studio
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