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A Bloody Aria (2006)
A student and her teacher go to a secluded area in the middle of nowhere to practice open-air singing. There they run into a gang of local thugs who initially seem friendly but slowly reveal their sinister side.
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A student and her teacher go to a secluded area in the middle of nowhere to practice open-air singing. There they run into a gang of local thugs who initially seem friendly but slowly reveal their sinister side.
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Genre:Thriller, Comedy, Crime
Written By:Won Shin-yun
In Theaters:10/11/2006
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Runtime:115 minutes
Studio:Prime Entertainment, Corea Entertainment
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