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A woman refuses to give into her fiance's desire that she take a job as a secretary in his father's office. Instead she eventually decides to try to make a life for herself with fatal results.
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A woman refuses to give into her fiance's desire that she take a job as a secretary in his father's office. Instead she eventually decides to try to make a life for herself with fatal results.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Kim Ha-Rim, Lee Jong-o
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Runtime:100 minutes
Studio:Woo-jin Films
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