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Avant Sex 

A man who learns great information through a friend uses it immediately. Every day around midnight, spy around the that mansion! If you're lucky and you're chosen by the older of the two sisters who live in the mansion, you'll have a wonderful time every day and night. A man who has been hanging around there for days secretly spies on a woman on the second floor from under the wall. Finally the window opens and the woman asks for a cigarette.
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A man who learns great information through a friend uses it immediately. Every day around midnight, spy around the that mansion! If you're lucky and you're chosen by the older of the two sisters who live in the mansion, you'll have a wonderful time every day and night. A man who has been hanging around there for days secretly spies on a woman on the second floor from under the wall. Finally the window opens and the woman asks for a cigarette.

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Genre:Romance
Directed By:Jeong Mi-na
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Runtime:65 minutes
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