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A boy has died. On the final day of his brief life, the story traces not only his fading memories but also those of Mujin, the teacher who held him dear.
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A boy has died. On the final day of his brief life, the story traces not only his fading memories but also those of Mujin, the teacher who held him dear.
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Genre:Drama, Romance
Written By:Harry Hyun
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Runtime:70 minutes
Studio:MooAm Production
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