Night Watch
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Dae-su
Immediate Supervisor
Non-commissioned Officer
Mother
Duty officer
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Overview
Dae-su, an army private, goes on night watch duty the night before his first leave. A trespasser appears and puts the fate of his leave in peril.
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2022-05-26
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3:00 AM sprint of a sloth
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