Forever the Moment
Jan 10 2008
•2h 4m
•Drama
A look at the Korean women's handball team and their journey to the 2004 Summer Olympics. Their path was far from flowery, and they must overcome many obstacles before they can head over to compete.
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Moon So-ri
Han Mi-sook
Kim Jung-eun
Kim Hye-kyeong
Uhm Tae-woong
Ahn Seung-pil
Kim Ji-young
Song Jeong-ran
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