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A Wild Roomer
Gi-hong, a carpenter who makes his living by taking on small interior work. He has become close to the young landlord and his wife and spends more time hanging out with them. Meanwhile, small but strange things happen to Gi-hong.
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Gi-hong, a carpenter who makes his living by taking on small interior work. He has become close to the young landlord and his wife and spends more time hanging out with them. Meanwhile, small but strange things happen to Gi-hong.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Lee Jeong-hong
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Runtime:136 minutes
Studio:A Wild Roomer Production Committee
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