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Sunset on the Neon Lights
Sang-min faces sexual discrimination at her advertising job and her lover's publishing company goes bankrupt. However she is determined to find a solution to both their problems
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Sang-min faces sexual discrimination at her advertising job and her lover's publishing company goes bankrupt. However she is determined to find a solution to both their problems
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Lee Hyun-seung, Han Ji-seung
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Runtime:107 minutes
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