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I-na has been putting aside music to handle her tough life; her mentally unstable mother and her baby who is placed with a foster family. One day, she runs into her old friend whom she used to do music with. Being aware of how talented she is, he suggests Ina to participate in 'Berlin Calling' that will give her chance to be a DJ in Berlin.
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I-na has been putting aside music to handle her tough life; her mentally unstable mother and her baby who is placed with a foster family. One day, she runs into her old friend whom she used to do music with. Being aware of how talented she is, he suggests Ina to participate in 'Berlin Calling' that will give her chance to be a DJ in Berlin.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Jung Won-hee
Written By:Kim I-da
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Runtime:112 minutes
Studio:Jinjin Pictures, East Gate Company

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