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Marriage Story
Tae-gyu and Ji-hye get married. Two young lovers dreamed of the ideal married life which each had respect for each other. But honeymoon is soon over as each comes to realize that the other isn't quite what they thought.
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Tae-gyu and Ji-hye get married. Two young lovers dreamed of the ideal married life which each had respect for each other. But honeymoon is soon over as each comes to realize that the other isn't quite what they thought.
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Genre:Romance
Written By:Park Jun-su
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Runtime:95 minutes
Studio:Shin Cine Communications, Ik Young Films
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