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The Distant Home 

Su-a arrives in Yangsan to visit her grandmother, but she is not home. The old lady is not someone with many places to go - just the bathhouse or the Buddhist temple.
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Su-a arrives in Yangsan to visit her grandmother, but she is not home. The old lady is not someone with many places to go - just the bathhouse or the Buddhist temple.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Gong Seon-jeong
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Runtime:29 minutes
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