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In a school obsessed with grades, discipline and obedience, children are measured by results, dreams are dismissed as childish, and individuality is treated as a mistake to be corrected. Amid the absurdity, two students hold on to imagination, emotion and the instinct for freedom; that untimely innocence becomes their quiet way of standing against reality.
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In a school obsessed with grades, discipline and obedience, children are measured by results, dreams are dismissed as childish, and individuality is treated as a mistake to be corrected. Amid the absurdity, two students hold on to imagination, emotion and the instinct for freedom; that untimely innocence becomes their quiet way of standing against reality.
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Written By:Toe Yuen
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