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Sugun, an aspiring poet, and Heeji, an unknown actress, are middle-aged lovers who are both still “aspirants.” They say that in this world, those who hold out to the end are the ones who achieve their dreams… but how long can we continue to live as aspirants?
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Sugun, an aspiring poet, and Heeji, an unknown actress, are middle-aged lovers who are both still “aspirants.” They say that in this world, those who hold out to the end are the ones who achieve their dreams… but how long can we continue to live as aspirants?
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Genre:Drama, Romance
Written By:Baek So-hye
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Runtime:35 minutes
Studio:Korea National University of Arts
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