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The Transfer Student 

On the morning of her first day at a new school, a girl practices different ways to greet her teacher in order to make a good impression. A bundle of nerves, she heads off to school, and, contrary to her expectations, is met with indifference by the teacher.
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On the morning of her first day at a new school, a girl practices different ways to greet her teacher in order to make a good impression. A bundle of nerves, she heads off to school, and, contrary to her expectations, is met with indifference by the teacher.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Park Ji-in
Written By:Park Ji-in
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Runtime:22 minutes
Studio:Korea National University of Arts, Korean Film Council

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Park Ji-in

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Park Soo-yeon

Soo-hyang

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Nam Ji-hye

Soo-jin

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Lee Joo-young

Ra-ok

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Kim Keum-soon

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