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Yeon-hee always had dreams of becoming a heroine. Now in her late 20s, she is transported from a movie set to a parallel world where she gets the chance to live her dream.
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Yeon-hee always had dreams of becoming a heroine. Now in her late 20s, she is transported from a movie set to a parallel world where she gets the chance to live her dream.
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Genre:Action, Comedy
Written By:Jo Ba-reun
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Runtime:99 minutes
Studio:MCMC, Contents Village
Cast
Jo Ba-reun
Director
Ahn Ji-hye
Yeon-hee
Lee Min-ji
Ji-na
Park Tae-san
Philip / Yang Chi-nam
Jo Sun-ki
Gwi-geom / Famous Actor
Lee Se-ho
Priest / Youtuber
Jong Ho
Dong Ja-roo / Assistant Producer
Park In-soo
Taepyeongso / Owner of street stall
Lee Da-yeong
Su-ah
Jung Jin-woo
Ghoster
Sim Woo-sung
Oriental medicine doctor / Director
Nam Lee-seul
Rattlesnake / Odeng girl
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