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Samnye
Seung-woo, a creatively blocked screenwriter, travels to the small town of Samnye to escape the distractions of big city life. There he meets Hee-in, a young woman who works in a bakery, who is also looking to escape from her surroundings.
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Seung-woo, a creatively blocked screenwriter, travels to the small town of Samnye to escape the distractions of big city life. There he meets Hee-in, a young woman who works in a bakery, who is also looking to escape from her surroundings.
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Genre:Drama, Fantasy
Written By:Lee Hyun-jung
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Runtime:94 minutes
Studio:Indieplug, Jeonju International Film Festival
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