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The Bath 

Two sisters have an awkward relationship, and their mother also experiences a difficulty in relating to her younger daughter. Upon the suggestion of the elder daughter, the three women go to a public bath far from home. The initial discomfort among them gradually fades at the bath. In the course of their conversation, a secret underlying the tensions in the family comes to light.
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Two sisters have an awkward relationship, and their mother also experiences a difficulty in relating to her younger daughter. Upon the suggestion of the elder daughter, the three women go to a public bath far from home. The initial discomfort among them gradually fades at the bath. In the course of their conversation, a secret underlying the tensions in the family comes to light.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Lee Mi-rang
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Runtime:19 minutes
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