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- MOON Chang-yong
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- Moon directed TV documentaries for 18 years and made Becoming Who I Was, his first feature documentary shot over an 8-year period. His TV documentaries include: Steel Root (2011), The NLL Borderline (2012), and A Shop That Sells Happiness (2013). Moon is currently working in both film and TV.
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