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A couple live a peaceful existence in a small seaside town. Their relationship is set to implode when the husband's childhood friend stays at their home.
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A couple live a peaceful existence in a small seaside town. Their relationship is set to implode when the husband's childhood friend stays at their home.
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Genre:Romance, Drama, Horror
Written By:Seong-sil Kim
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Runtime:103 minutes
Studio:RG Prince Films
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