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A Trip to Gyeongju 

Hyo-jae, an art student, is tempted by a friend who said she met a nice guy on the train. Coincidentally, Hyo-jae, who has an exhibition to see at Gyeongju Art Sonje, gets on the train to Gyeongju alone.
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Hyo-jae, an art student, is tempted by a friend who said she met a nice guy on the train. Coincidentally, Hyo-jae, who has an exhibition to see at Gyeongju Art Sonje, gets on the train to Gyeongju alone.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:KIM Ji-hyeon
Written By:KIM Ji-hyeon
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Runtime:31 minutes
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