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JANG Pi-non has squandered all his fortune and comes back to his family after 10 years of absence. Now, he dreams of working hard to make a good living. But the more he tries to live an honest life, the bigger his desire for gold grows.
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JANG Pi-non has squandered all his fortune and comes back to his family after 10 years of absence. Now, he dreams of working hard to make a good living. But the more he tries to live an honest life, the bigger his desire for gold grows.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Park Sang-hun
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Runtime:26 minutes
Studio:Korean Academy of Film Arts
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