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No Hair
In "No Hair" Yeong-mo tries at all costs to confess to his girlfriend Sook-hee, with whom he is in a new relationship, that he is suffering from hair loss, but always fails due to personal trauma. When Sook-hee asks a hairdryer and Yeong-mo reveals that he doesn’t have one, he ends up throwing her out of the house in a fit of rage. In an unexpected turn of events, Yeong-mo calls her back to his home, now with an even more complicated situation, and ends up being confronted with the truth in an uncomfortable way.
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In "No Hair" Yeong-mo tries at all costs to confess to his girlfriend Sook-hee, with whom he is in a new relationship, that he is suffering from hair loss, but always fails due to personal trauma. When Sook-hee asks a hairdryer and Yeong-mo reveals that he doesn’t have one, he ends up throwing her out of the house in a fit of rage. In an unexpected turn of events, Yeong-mo calls her back to his home, now with an even more complicated situation, and ends up being confronted with the truth in an uncomfortable way.
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Genre:Romance
Written By:Lee Hano, Kim Sang-beom
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