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I'll Just Live in Bando
A part-time drama lecturer feels it’s his lucky day when he unexpectedly gets offered an acting gig on the same day that he learns of a faculty post.
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A part-time drama lecturer feels it’s his lucky day when he unexpectedly gets offered an acting gig on the same day that he learns of a faculty post.
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Genre:Comedy, Animation, Drama
Written By:Lee Yong-sun
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Runtime:85 minutes
Studio:DAEGULDAEGUL STUDIO
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