Eclipse
Yoon-jae moves to a new high school and starts hanging out with Se-joon, a mysterious student. Needing money for his sickly mother, Yoon-jae accepts a job offer by Se-joon. However, he doesn't exactly know what it is.
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Yoon-jae moves to a new high school and starts hanging out with Se-joon, a mysterious student. Needing money for his sickly mother, Yoon-jae accepts a job offer by Se-joon. However, he doesn't exactly know what it is.
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Genre:Drama, Crime
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Runtime:103 minutes
Studio:Storm Pictures Korea
Cast
Jung Hee-Sung
Director
Choi Tae-joon
Lee Se-joon
Kim Si-hoo
Chong Yoon-jae
Mun Ka-young
Kang Eun-yeong
Han Jeong-woo
Beom-il
Lee Seung-yeon
Yoon-jae's Mother
Jang Seo-kyung
Lee Ji-hye
Jeong A-mi
Se Jong-mo
Wi Ha-jun
Jung-tae
Yoo Jin-seok
Class Manager
Yeom Sang-tae
Se-joon's father
Pyoun Bo-seung
Middle-Aged Man in a Suit
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