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Hear Me: Our Summer (2025)
A job seeking dreamer Yong-jun works part-time at his parents' lunch box house. Yeo-reum lives only to support for hearing-impaired swimmer sister. One day, Yong-jun meets Yeo-reum while delivering lunch boxes and falls in love at the first sight. Yeo-reum slowly opens her heart to warm-hearted Yong-jun.
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A job seeking dreamer Yong-jun works part-time at his parents' lunch box house. Yeo-reum lives only to support for hearing-impaired swimmer sister. One day, Yong-jun meets Yeo-reum while delivering lunch boxes and falls in love at the first sight. Yeo-reum slowly opens her heart to warm-hearted Yong-jun.
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Genre:Romance, Drama
Written By:Cho Sun-ho, Cheng Fenfen, Na Jae-won, Kwak Kyeong-yoon
In Theaters:7/15/2025
Box Office:$5,098,766
Runtime:109 minutes
Studio:Movierock, Another Pictures
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