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It has been five years since Yong-ki debuted as a comedian, but nobody knows who he is. Jung-yeon feels tired to stay next to him and starts to keep a distance from him.
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It has been five years since Yong-ki debuted as a comedian, but nobody knows who he is. Jung-yeon feels tired to stay next to him and starts to keep a distance from him.
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Genre:Drama, Romance
Written By:Park Jung-woo
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Runtime:113 minutes
Studio:Fun and Happiness Film, Cinema Service
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