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Baby Beside Me 

Doil’s stint in the army is nearly over, and he looks forward to returning to his a fiancée and baby boy. While on leave, however, he discovers that the baby isn’t his. To make matters worse, his fiancée takes off and leaves him alone with the baby.
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Doil’s stint in the army is nearly over, and he looks forward to returning to his a fiancée and baby boy. While on leave, however, he discovers that the baby isn’t his. To make matters worse, his fiancée takes off and leaves him alone with the baby.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Son Tae-gyum
Written By:Son Tae-gyum
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Runtime:113 minutes
Studio:CGV Arthouse, Korean Academy of Film Arts, Korean Film Council

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