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The Lost Mirror
As his grandfather's memories fade, 10-year-old Jin journeys into the magical World of Mirrors to retrieve his Grandpa's lost mirror, discovering that some reflections hold more than memories, they reveal who we're meant to become. Adapted from a Korean children's book of the same title, the film is shot entirely on a virtual production stage.
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As his grandfather's memories fade, 10-year-old Jin journeys into the magical World of Mirrors to retrieve his Grandpa's lost mirror, discovering that some reflections hold more than memories, they reveal who we're meant to become. Adapted from a Korean children's book of the same title, the film is shot entirely on a virtual production stage.
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Genre:Fantasy, Adventure, Family
Written By:Wee Li Shyen
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Runtime:14 minutes
Studio:IFA Media
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