Rebel with a Cause: Andor
Andor is an origin story where each side will do whatever it takes.
Handwashing Lady
Chan-sung, a job seeker is fascinated by Haru, a woman living in the neighborhood. Haru opens her heart little by little to the tender Chan-sung, every time he helps her carry her suitcase. With the promise to not look at any other woman, Chan-sung moves to her home, and Haru even takes care of the money as the live happily together. That's exactly for a month... Haru who used to be fragrant suddenly turned foul and living with her suddenly felt like a bed of nails. Chan-sung is attracted to his friend, Eun-dong's roommate, Min-ji, and Haru's madness turns into a catastrophe.
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Chan-sung, a job seeker is fascinated by Haru, a woman living in the neighborhood. Haru opens her heart little by little to the tender Chan-sung, every time he helps her carry her suitcase. With the promise to not look at any other woman, Chan-sung moves to her home, and Haru even takes care of the money as the live happily together. That's exactly for a month... Haru who used to be fragrant suddenly turned foul and living with her suddenly felt like a bed of nails. Chan-sung is attracted to his friend, Eun-dong's roommate, Min-ji, and Haru's madness turns into a catastrophe.
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Genre:Romance
Written By:Kim Kyung-hee-III
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Runtime:76 minutes
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