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Jun-ho who avoids relationship commitments he runs into Eun-ji, who he had met through a dating application. Jun-ho suggests that they date without any responsibilities, and they begin an undefined relationship.
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Jun-ho who avoids relationship commitments he runs into Eun-ji, who he had met through a dating application. Jun-ho suggests that they date without any responsibilities, and they begin an undefined relationship.
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Genre:Romance, Drama
Written By:Jung Dae-gun
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Runtime:92 minutes
Studio:Korean Academy of Film Arts, Korean Film Council, Content Zio
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