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Goodbye My Smile 

Harin (19), a repeater, wanders because she cannot find what she wants to do. For her, who dreamed of traveling to a distant city, a theater ticket comes in instead of leave city. Curiosity and passion for acting begin to sprout in Harin's heart after seeing an actress performing on stage. Invited to the theater company's practice room, Harin becomes more and more immersed in acting. Harin begins to step on the path of an actor step by step with the desire to be applauded on stage, but obstacles that can never be overcome appear in front of her.
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Harin (19), a repeater, wanders because she cannot find what she wants to do. For her, who dreamed of traveling to a distant city, a theater ticket comes in instead of leave city. Curiosity and passion for acting begin to sprout in Harin's heart after seeing an actress performing on stage. Invited to the theater company's practice room, Harin becomes more and more immersed in acting. Harin begins to step on the path of an actor step by step with the desire to be applauded on stage, but obstacles that can never be overcome appear in front of her.

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Genre:Drama, Romance
Directed By:Jason Kim
Written By:Jason Kim
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Runtime:94 minutes
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