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Healing Mate 

In her early twenties, Ji-young runs away from her stepfather's sexual assault when she is young, hangs out with friends, meets friends, and meets the conditions. However, there is a trauma to the castle due to the stepfather's sexual violence. He enters the motel on conditional meeting, but while the man goes for a shower, he steals money and escapes. Then one day, she reaches the situation where she can't get out, and she reaches the brink of sex and barely escapes with the help of her friend Jun-hyeok.
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In her early twenties, Ji-young runs away from her stepfather's sexual assault when she is young, hangs out with friends, meets friends, and meets the conditions. However, there is a trauma to the castle due to the stepfather's sexual violence. He enters the motel on conditional meeting, but while the man goes for a shower, he steals money and escapes. Then one day, she reaches the situation where she can't get out, and she reaches the brink of sex and barely escapes with the help of her friend Jun-hyeok.

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Genre:Romance
Directed By:Sin Jong-Geol
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Runtime:108 minutes
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