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Kkangchi 2 

'Junsu' a bumpkin who hates studying, 'Seok-tae' a bumpkin who hates to go to the army, 'Cheol-woo' a bumpkin who has nothing to do. The so-called "Righteous Bully" trio decides to go to Seoul with their mother's secret money. They arrived in Seoul, filled with dreams of a bumpkin, but on the verge of losing their money in front of their eyes. To make matters worse, they reunite with their senior, 'Man-su', and gets caught up in an entangling case that becomes out of control. The "Kkangchi" trio from Gyeongsang-do takes over Seoul!
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'Junsu' a bumpkin who hates studying, 'Seok-tae' a bumpkin who hates to go to the army, 'Cheol-woo' a bumpkin who has nothing to do. The so-called "Righteous Bully" trio decides to go to Seoul with their mother's secret money. They arrived in Seoul, filled with dreams of a bumpkin, but on the verge of losing their money in front of their eyes. To make matters worse, they reunite with their senior, 'Man-su', and gets caught up in an entangling case that becomes out of control. The "Kkangchi" trio from Gyeongsang-do takes over Seoul!

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Genre:Action, Comedy
Directed By:Jang Dong-hyun
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Runtime:90 minutes
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