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Red: A Dangerous Seduction 

Se-hee is a famous writer who gets her best-sellers by luring men into her basement, imprisoning them and having them write for her. Seung-ah is also a writer who envies Se-hee for being successful and gets her boyfriend Jong-suk to have Se-hee killed. Min-seok is always by Seung-ah’s side to support her until one day she asks him to kill Jong-suk for her...
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Se-hee is a famous writer who gets her best-sellers by luring men into her basement, imprisoning them and having them write for her. Seung-ah is also a writer who envies Se-hee for being successful and gets her boyfriend Jong-suk to have Se-hee killed. Min-seok is always by Seung-ah’s side to support her until one day she asks him to kill Jong-suk for her...

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Jang Jeong-Gwan
Written By:Jang Jeong-Gwan
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Runtime:75 minutes
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