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Love You to Pieces
In a world overrun by zombies, Ah-young, a promising figure skater, is trapped in an ice rink by her mother's obsession. Yoon-il cuts off his own ear and offers it as a way to preserve love forever. Joy searches for a vaccine to save her younger sibling, who has turned into a zombie. In a world where nothing can be trusted, three grotesque stories of love begin.
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In a world overrun by zombies, Ah-young, a promising figure skater, is trapped in an ice rink by her mother's obsession. Yoon-il cuts off his own ear and offers it as a way to preserve love forever. Joy searches for a vaccine to save her younger sibling, who has turned into a zombie. In a world where nothing can be trusted, three grotesque stories of love begin.
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Runtime:82 minutes
Studio:Aa Films.
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