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One Day 

A man, who witnessed his wife's suicide, gradually cures his emotional scars through a fateful encounter with the spirit of a woman in coma.
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A man, who witnessed his wife's suicide, gradually cures his emotional scars through a fateful encounter with the spirit of a woman in coma.

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Genre:Fantasy, Drama
Directed By:Lee Yoon-ki
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Runtime:114 minutes
Studio:Opus Pictures, Invent Stone, CGV Arthouse

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