Where The Tracks End in Mexico
This coming-of-age Mexican movie is about a group of school children who fulfill their dreams.
One Bed, Two Couple
Mi-yeon, as if running away to the countryside from one's husband's wrong guarantee, runs away as she could't stand her pathetic husband but lost her way. As she was finding her way, a man from next door happened to find her and asks her to sleep over at his house. As night fell, the man next door took her body.
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Mi-yeon, as if running away to the countryside from one's husband's wrong guarantee, runs away as she could't stand her pathetic husband but lost her way. As she was finding her way, a man from next door happened to find her and asks her to sleep over at his house. As night fell, the man next door took her body.
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