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Sun-young and Jun-young are living together. However, they have been unable to pay the rent for several months and listen to the pinzan from the landlord. Eventually, after worrying, he goes to Jun-young's father's house and asks for help. But there, the father's new lover, Ji-young, greets them. Sun-young and Jun-young are unable to borrow money and live in the house for the time being. But after that day. Jun-young's father Dae-woong's eyes keep seeing Sun-young's short mini skirt. Ji-young is interested in Jun-young, who is young and manly…
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Sun-young and Jun-young are living together. However, they have been unable to pay the rent for several months and listen to the pinzan from the landlord. Eventually, after worrying, he goes to Jun-young's father's house and asks for help. But there, the father's new lover, Ji-young, greets them. Sun-young and Jun-young are unable to borrow money and live in the house for the time being. But after that day. Jun-young's father Dae-woong's eyes keep seeing Sun-young's short mini skirt. Ji-young is interested in Jun-young, who is young and manly…
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Genre:Romance
Directed By:Kim Bit-na
Written By:So Young-hwan
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Runtime:70 minutes
Studio:(주)영화사가을
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Kim Bit-na
Director
Kim Bit-na
Director
Shin Yeon-woo
Jun-young
Jeong-yeon
Sun-young
Lee Chae-dam
Ji-young
Lee Soo-min
Dae-woong
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