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Arin moves to a new town and encounters strange things. In a situation where no one believes Arin's words, Kim Soon-kyung is the only one who stands by Arin's side. The two get closer, and Kim Soon-kyung reveals her true nature.
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Arin moves to a new town and encounters strange things. In a situation where no one believes Arin's words, Kim Soon-kyung is the only one who stands by Arin's side. The two get closer, and Kim Soon-kyung reveals her true nature.

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Directed By:Lim Kyoung-tack
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Runtime:104 minutes
Studio:Kortop Media

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