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Hellcats
A screenwriter dreams of success and has a boyfriend who is a member of an unsuccessful rock band. Her sister, an interior designer, meets an actor she falls for. Her niece is trying to figure out how to get her first kiss from her boyfriend. Three stories about life and dating.
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A screenwriter dreams of success and has a boyfriend who is a member of an unsuccessful rock band. Her sister, an interior designer, meets an actor she falls for. Her niece is trying to figure out how to get her first kiss from her boyfriend. Three stories about life and dating.
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Genre:Drama, Romance
Written By:Park Hye-ryun, Kim Soo-ah, Hyeon-su Kim
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Runtime:114 minutes
Studio:CJ Entertainment, Cinema Service
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