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Do You Know Kotsuni?
A naive country girl accepts a position in Seoul unaware of how ill-prepared she is in the ways of the world and the free-thinking ways of the city.
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A naive country girl accepts a position in Seoul unaware of how ill-prepared she is in the ways of the world and the free-thinking ways of the city.
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Genre:Drama
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Runtime:110 minutes
Studio:Tae Chang Enterprises
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