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Knocking On The Door of Your Heart 

Goalie of the soccer team, Jung-ho, decides to participate in the writing contest because of a girl he has a crush on. But at that time, his only friend Hyung-gook and his family runs away from town and Jung-ho is put in a sticky situation.
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Goalie of the soccer team, Jung-ho, decides to participate in the writing contest because of a girl he has a crush on. But at that time, his only friend Hyung-gook and his family runs away from town and Jung-ho is put in a sticky situation.

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Genre:Drama, Romance
Directed By:Choi Yun-tae
Written By:Choi Yun-tae
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Runtime:27 minutes
Studio:Korean Film Council, Korean Academy of Film Arts

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