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Plant Life (2020)
Hana, who lives in a gloomy basement without sunlight, moves to a sunny rooftop. Hana, who begins to grow plants after being able to use her rooftop to her heart's content, gradually recovers from her exhausted daily life through her plants.
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Hana, who lives in a gloomy basement without sunlight, moves to a sunny rooftop. Hana, who begins to grow plants after being able to use her rooftop to her heart's content, gradually recovers from her exhausted daily life through her plants.
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Written By:Baek Seung-hwa
In Theaters:7/24/2020
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Studio:Kirin Productions
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