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S Diary 

A cute Korean story about a girl Jini and her memories of first loves. Her mom gave her a diary at coming of age and in the movie she goes through her past boyfriends and reflects on how they've given her memories.
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A cute Korean story about a girl Jini and her memories of first loves. Her mom gave her a diary at coming of age and in the movie she goes through her past boyfriends and reflects on how they've given her memories.

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Genre:Comedy
Directed By:Kwon Jong-kwan
Written By:Kwon Jong-kwan, Choi Jin-young, Sol Joon-seok, Moon Da-Woom, Park Seong-gyeong
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Runtime:106 minutes
Studio:iFilm, iLoveCinema, CJ Entertainment

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