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Long & Winding Road
Because of her motion sickness, a 68-year-old mother decides to embark on a four-day walking trip to attend her youngest daughter's wedding.
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Because of her motion sickness, a 68-year-old mother decides to embark on a four-day walking trip to attend her youngest daughter's wedding.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Koo Sung-zoo
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Runtime:95 minutes
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