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Gwon Ji-won
Bom-e Pi-eo-na-da | Blooming In Spring by Jung Ji-yeon
KOR 2008, Generation
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Gwon Ji-won
Bom-e Pi-eo-na-da | Blooming In Spring by Jung Ji-yeon
KOR 2008, Generation
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Gim Ye-ri
Bom-e Pi-eo-na-da | Blooming In Spring by Jung Ji-yeon
KOR 2008, Generation
Sometime during spring Yeon-ah discovers that her body doesn’t only smell – it actually stinks. She lets her classmates know immediately. Class representative Seong-eun takes an interest in this strange phenomenon – more so when Yeon-ah takes the problem increasingly seriously with each day that passes, and finally refuses to accept any food. When two other pupils try to force Yeon-ah to eat lunch one day, Seong-eu fights them off. From this moment on, Yeon-ah stops coming to school altogether – and Seong-eu finds herself being victimised by the others …
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