Are We Going to the Back of The Net?
The importance of trying new things and teamwork are two life lessons explored in this family-friendly sports film.
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Having been hurt in the past, Mi-yeon has no interest in true love and only wants a physical relationship. This hurts the Cheol-jin, the man who loves her. He's an employee at Mi-yeon's company and tries to give her everything. And then there's Boh-ra's boyfriend Jung-min. Mi-yeon, Cheol-jin, Boh-ra, and Jung-min are four men and women whose intertwined relationships eventually makes wishes come true for Mi-yeon and Jung-min, as well as Boh-ra and Cheol-jin...
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Having been hurt in the past, Mi-yeon has no interest in true love and only wants a physical relationship. This hurts the Cheol-jin, the man who loves her. He's an employee at Mi-yeon's company and tries to give her everything. And then there's Boh-ra's boyfriend Jung-min. Mi-yeon, Cheol-jin, Boh-ra, and Jung-min are four men and women whose intertwined relationships eventually makes wishes come true for Mi-yeon and Jung-min, as well as Boh-ra and Cheol-jin...
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