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When Stillness Trembles
After hearing the announcement of the reconstruction, Yayun, a man who lives in an old building, was asked to help clean up the things in the building, which indirectly drove him away, but there were many things that made Yayun unable to leave the place.
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After hearing the announcement of the reconstruction, Yayun, a man who lives in an old building, was asked to help clean up the things in the building, which indirectly drove him away, but there were many things that made Yayun unable to leave the place.
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Genre:Drama
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Runtime:10 minutes
Studio:Sinema Cileungsi Klasik, Gantari Pictures
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