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Room No.7
Doo-sik tries to evade bankruptcy by selling his DVD screening business. But crisis arises when he discovers a corpse in room number seven and a stash of drugs that belongs to his employee.
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Doo-sik tries to evade bankruptcy by selling his DVD screening business. But crisis arises when he discovers a corpse in room number seven and a stash of drugs that belongs to his employee.
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Genre:Comedy, Thriller
Written By:Lee Yong-seung
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Runtime:100 minutes
Studio:Myung Films, Lotte Entertainment
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