Laos : In the Warmest Country
Hyun-chul and Won-sik finally decide to quit their graduation film. They fly to Laos with the films budget. Jung-hwan who once studied films with them greets them there. Three of them plan to make money by selling multiple vitamins in Laos and complete their wonderful feature scenario at this fantastic place and come back to their homeland. In this way, their partnership begins. But a mysterious taxi driver and a North Korean interrupt their work.
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Hyun-chul and Won-sik finally decide to quit their graduation film. They fly to Laos with the films budget. Jung-hwan who once studied films with them greets them there. Three of them plan to make money by selling multiple vitamins in Laos and complete their wonderful feature scenario at this fantastic place and come back to their homeland. In this way, their partnership begins. But a mysterious taxi driver and a North Korean interrupt their work.
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