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Stray Cats 

The day that the male lead broke up with his girlfriend; a stray cat came into his place all of a sudden. But that cat somehow seemed familiar... As he started to look after the cat, it kept reminding him of his ex-girlfriend and the pain of breaking up.
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The day that the male lead broke up with his girlfriend; a stray cat came into his place all of a sudden. But that cat somehow seemed familiar... As he started to look after the cat, it kept reminding him of his ex-girlfriend and the pain of breaking up.

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Genre:Drama, Comedy, Romance
Directed By:Min Byung-woo
Written By:Min Byung-woo
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Runtime:15 minutes
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