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"An erotic film about a conspiracy to exploit the weaknesses of a provincial gubernatorial candidate. Two sisters, Shin-ae and Seon-mi, who prey on men's vulnerabilities to extort money, resort to every trick in the book to seduce Bong-gyoo, a candidate for governor. Falling completely under their spell, Bong-gyoo becomes willing to give up everything. Consumed by lust, Bong-gyoo — and the two sisters who fuel his desire — set the stage for a sordid, over-the-top drama with the help of Jin-soo."
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"An erotic film about a conspiracy to exploit the weaknesses of a provincial gubernatorial candidate. Two sisters, Shin-ae and Seon-mi, who prey on men's vulnerabilities to extort money, resort to every trick in the book to seduce Bong-gyoo, a candidate for governor. Falling completely under their spell, Bong-gyoo becomes willing to give up everything. Consumed by lust, Bong-gyoo — and the two sisters who fuel his desire — set the stage for a sordid, over-the-top drama with the help of Jin-soo."

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