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Roadkill 

Min-cheol, who murdered his wife, is loading her body into a trunk and moving into the mountains. Mi-yeon refuses Min-cheol's offer to dispose of the body with him and reports it to the hunter (detective).
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Min-cheol, who murdered his wife, is loading her body into a trunk and moving into the mountains. Mi-yeon refuses Min-cheol's offer to dispose of the body with him and reports it to the hunter (detective).

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Genre:Mystery, Thriller
Directed By:Aaron Kim
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Runtime:14 minutes
Studio:TVING

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