'Uprooted' - A MiamisFF Review On Ukraine
'Uprooted' is a short film on what's happening in Ukraine as of today. This captures the emotions of the Russian invasion of Ukraine.
Loose Women
Four women who are having secret affairs tell their cheeky stories. Four women who haven't had much bonding since they got married, get together. They have nothing to hide from each other. They all enjoy a spa day and talk about things that they have never been able to talk about. They are all having secret affairs with their child's tutor, the screen golf trainer, the man next door and a boy twelve years younger!
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Four women who are having secret affairs tell their cheeky stories. Four women who haven't had much bonding since they got married, get together. They have nothing to hide from each other. They all enjoy a spa day and talk about things that they have never been able to talk about. They are all having secret affairs with their child's tutor, the screen golf trainer, the man next door and a boy twelve years younger!
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Genre:Romance
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Runtime:85 minutes
Studio:Four Seasons of Younghwasa
Cast
Gi Dae-ho
Director
Park Cho-rong-I
Ga-yeong (가영)
Jeong Min-joo
Na-eun (나은)
Choi Kyeong-hee-I
Da-in (다인)
Lim Hye-jin
Yoon-hee (윤희)
Je Dong-hwa
Joon-seok (준석)
Han Sang-ho
Ga-yeong's husband (가영남편)
Seong Min
Da-in's husband (다인남편)
Lee Joon-gyoo
Visiting professor 1 (방문교사1)
Baek In-kwon
Visiting professor 2 (방문교사2)
Park Jeong-hwan
Seong-joon 1 (성준1)
Oh Jeong-jin
Seong-joon 2 (성준2)
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