If You Loved ‘Coco’, Give Lin-Manuel Miranda’s ‘Vivo’ a Watch!
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The Story of Mr. Sorry
This quirky animated delight revolves around a harried young man who keeps getting smaller and smaller until he is the size of a spider. He becomes an ear-cleaner, delving into people's ears to clear wax and peek at memories. In the ear of a legislator, he discovers a shocking memory about himself and the sister whom he misses dearly.
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This quirky animated delight revolves around a harried young man who keeps getting smaller and smaller until he is the size of a spider. He becomes an ear-cleaner, delving into people's ears to clear wax and peek at memories. In the ear of a legislator, he discovers a shocking memory about himself and the sister whom he misses dearly.
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Genre:Animation, Drama, Comedy, Horror
Written By:Kim Il-hyun, Kwak In-keun, Lee Eun-mi, Lee Hye-young, Ryu Ji-na
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Runtime:64 minutes
Studio:Korean Academy of Film Arts, CJ Entertainment
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