Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Rodrick Rules (2022)
An animated reboot based on the book of the same name, with differences from the live-action movie of the same name.
18 Year Old BJ Ha-yeon's Brilliant Technique
Summer is almost over, but Ga-yeong who gets hot, suffers from inconvenience due to the broken air conditioner. The repairman is already fully booked and Ga-yeong is looking for someone to fix it right away. At that time, she made a reservation for a suspicious service at the store that Da-hyeon recommended the first time. There's a tremendous thing waiting for Ga-young, who will meet the driver who came from there...
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Summer is almost over, but Ga-yeong who gets hot, suffers from inconvenience due to the broken air conditioner. The repairman is already fully booked and Ga-yeong is looking for someone to fix it right away. At that time, she made a reservation for a suspicious service at the store that Da-hyeon recommended the first time. There's a tremendous thing waiting for Ga-young, who will meet the driver who came from there...
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