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I'm in Trouble!
A man in his late thirties sees his friends moving away from him more and more because of the responsibilities that come with entering adulthood, while he studies poetry and wonders if it is worthwhile to follow his relationship or settle his head and find a stable job.
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A man in his late thirties sees his friends moving away from him more and more because of the responsibilities that come with entering adulthood, while he studies poetry and wonders if it is worthwhile to follow his relationship or settle his head and find a stable job.
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Genre:Romance, Drama, Comedy
Written By:So Sang-min
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Runtime:98 minutes
Studio:Korean Academy of Film Arts, CJ Entertainment, CJ CGV
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