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Incluvie – Better diversity in movies.
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A civil servant who would do anything risky to attract attention. Another kwanjong trying to increase the number of views with content making fun of that kwanjong. Anonymous fingers feeding disgust and pleasure in this twisted symbiotic relationship. Even if their kinky connection causes an accident, no one wants to take the brunt of the liability. It was because I needed your attention. It was because you wanted attention. A young man jumps into an imaginary world brimming with self-indulgence. A young man with a big dream, although he is actually pitiful, he has super powers to kill the wicked in this internet community. Let's follow our dark hero who finally rises to the pinnacle of power.
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A civil servant who would do anything risky to attract attention. Another kwanjong trying to increase the number of views with content making fun of that kwanjong. Anonymous fingers feeding disgust and pleasure in this twisted symbiotic relationship. Even if their kinky connection causes an accident, no one wants to take the brunt of the liability. It was because I needed your attention. It was because you wanted attention. A young man jumps into an imaginary world brimming with self-indulgence. A young man with a big dream, although he is actually pitiful, he has super powers to kill the wicked in this internet community. Let's follow our dark hero who finally rises to the pinnacle of power.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Choi Jung Eun
Written By:Wi Jae Hwa
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Runtime:65 minutes
Studio:KBS Media

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