I'm Going to be Late
A short film that begins with the language of romance but slowly reveals something far more unsettling beneath the surface.
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Natrah, an ardent K-Pop fan falls in love with a Korean-faced religious teacher who recently moved next door to her house. She goes to great lengths to capture the attention of the Korean religious teacher living next door. CAST PHOTO Cast of the telemovie Korean Religious Teacher Next Door Other cast members
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Natrah, an ardent K-Pop fan falls in love with a Korean-faced religious teacher who recently moved next door to her house. She goes to great lengths to capture the attention of the Korean religious teacher living next door. CAST PHOTO Cast of the telemovie Korean Religious Teacher Next Door Other cast members
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