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Married Neighbor
Park Joon-yeong lives in a room styled with collages of women's faces and photos cut out of magazines. While walking around the neighborhood and taking pictures, Jun-yeong accidentally encounters Da-hye, a married woman. Joon-yeong is hooked on Da-hye as soon as he saw her for the first time. One day, Jun-yeong sees Da-hye with her husband Yoon Seong-gyoo and sees a shocking scene.
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Park Joon-yeong lives in a room styled with collages of women's faces and photos cut out of magazines. While walking around the neighborhood and taking pictures, Jun-yeong accidentally encounters Da-hye, a married woman. Joon-yeong is hooked on Da-hye as soon as he saw her for the first time. One day, Jun-yeong sees Da-hye with her husband Yoon Seong-gyoo and sees a shocking scene.
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Genre:Romance
Written By:Kim Hyun-jung-VII
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Runtime:72 minutes
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