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Playing With Fire in Water
Young-hoon, the lighting director of a musical, has an out-of-body experience during the intermission of his final performance before retirement. As a wandering spirit, he encounters Soyul, an actress in the show.
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Young-hoon, the lighting director of a musical, has an out-of-body experience during the intermission of his final performance before retirement. As a wandering spirit, he encounters Soyul, an actress in the show.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Yang Do-hye
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