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Mongdol Scandal (2018)

Jin-hyeok, a civil servant who has to run to an emergency call for wildfires even on a warm spring day, and training location manager, who goes hunting in Geoje to catch a new drama without giving in to the back of a broadcaster. The two of them were irritable by the proposals to meet, but when the appointment for the Geoje location did not go as expected, Jin-hyeok's pink scandal spreads around Geoje because of Yeon-su, who sold his opponent Jin-hyeok and found a place with difficulty...
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Jin-hyeok, a civil servant who has to run to an emergency call for wildfires even on a warm spring day, and training location manager, who goes hunting in Geoje to catch a new drama without giving in to the back of a broadcaster. The two of them were irritable by the proposals to meet, but when the appointment for the Geoje location did not go as expected, Jin-hyeok's pink scandal spreads around Geoje because of Yeon-su, who sold his opponent Jin-hyeok and found a place with difficulty...

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In Theaters:1/1/2018
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