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Hard-of-hearing Yeon-hee reluctantly starts at a new school. She makes an awkward first impression in class, garnering the attention of the fanciful Young-jin. When they bunk off school and spend the day together, an inevitable romance blossoms.
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Frankly Frank: A Look at the Films Of Frank Mosley
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Investigating the Documentary Film Industry at IDFA Amsterdam 2018
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Leslie Tai: Grave Goods Documentary Film Interview
Leslie Tai is a second-generation Chinese-American filmmaker. In her short documentary film, Grave Goods, the director pays homage to her grandmother with a sensitive reflection on mourning and remembrance.
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