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A story about the loss and hope of twenty-something movie lovers who take a rather unusual path. Those in their twenties can go anywhere like a bead. but they lack flexibility on ascension. The twenty-something friends in get a grasp on life and loss and grow through movies, building up the concept of the world.
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A story about the loss and hope of twenty-something movie lovers who take a rather unusual path. Those in their twenties can go anywhere like a bead. but they lack flexibility on ascension. The twenty-something friends in get a grasp on life and loss and grow through movies, building up the concept of the world.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Kim Sam-ryeok, Ahn Chul-ho
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