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Myself in the Distant Future 

A romantic drama from 1997, that revolves around the coupling of a big city businessman and a lowly plasterer based in the countryside, who decides to stay in her home despite the apparent benefits of leaving
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A romantic drama from 1997, that revolves around the coupling of a big city businessman and a lowly plasterer based in the countryside, who decides to stay in her home despite the apparent benefits of leaving

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Genre:Drama, Romance, Music
Directed By:Jang Hak-in
Written By:Yui Ung-jong
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Runtime:107 minutes
Studio:Korean Film Studio

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