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The Spoon 

Yujung goes camping in the forest with her boyfriend, who has an unusual obsession towards her spoon. Soon after, her boyfriend disappears and Yujung finds a spoon instead of her boyfriend in the forest.
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Yujung goes camping in the forest with her boyfriend, who has an unusual obsession towards her spoon. Soon after, her boyfriend disappears and Yujung finds a spoon instead of her boyfriend in the forest.

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Directed By:Kang Shinyoo
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Runtime:15 minutes
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