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Myeonghun, who dreams of becoming a film director, and Seonhee, who dreams of becoming an actress, find comfort in each other's presence and have a romantic relationship, even promising to get married. However, when things don't go as planned, Myeonghun, disappointed, reflects on his dreams and reality. He tells Seonhee that it would be better for her to get a job.
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Myeonghun, who dreams of becoming a film director, and Seonhee, who dreams of becoming an actress, find comfort in each other's presence and have a romantic relationship, even promising to get married. However, when things don't go as planned, Myeonghun, disappointed, reflects on his dreams and reality. He tells Seonhee that it would be better for her to get a job.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Park Song-yeol, Won Hyang-ra
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Runtime:70 minutes
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