It's 'A Loud House Christmas'!
This holiday movie serves as the prequel to the TV series The Really Loud House.
Plant Cafe, Warmth
Hyeonjae was a war correspondent who quit due to his trauma of war. Thinking of the special communication he had with plants as a kid, he returns to his grandfather's arboretum. At that very place, he gains the courage to live on and decides to run a plant café in the city. To his customers who seek him out with their stories and plants, Hyeonjae provides a remedy for not only their plants but also their hearts.
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Hyeonjae was a war correspondent who quit due to his trauma of war. Thinking of the special communication he had with plants as a kid, he returns to his grandfather's arboretum. At that very place, he gains the courage to live on and decides to run a plant café in the city. To his customers who seek him out with their stories and plants, Hyeonjae provides a remedy for not only their plants but also their hearts.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Joung Yu-mi, Kim Ki-hyun
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Runtime:75 minutes
Studio:Match Cut
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