13 Going On 30 Shows Teens the Reality of Adulthood
"13 Going on 30" tracks the tricky transition from adolescence to adulthood.
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Jeong-woo, who grew up with Han-na under their adoptive mother, goes abroad to contribute to a difficult family environment. However, after hearing the news of the death of his adoptive mother in a hit-and-run traffic accident, he returns to Korea, and found out that Cheol-jin, a member of the local organization Taechangpa, and former classmate of Han-na was involved. Meanwhile, Taechangpa joined hands with the Japanese yakuza organization to expand its power. They kidnapped Han-na to catch Jeong-woo, who was tightening them up. This makes Jeong-woo even angrier. The anger of a man who lost everything explodes!
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Jeong-woo, who grew up with Han-na under their adoptive mother, goes abroad to contribute to a difficult family environment. However, after hearing the news of the death of his adoptive mother in a hit-and-run traffic accident, he returns to Korea, and found out that Cheol-jin, a member of the local organization Taechangpa, and former classmate of Han-na was involved. Meanwhile, Taechangpa joined hands with the Japanese yakuza organization to expand its power. They kidnapped Han-na to catch Jeong-woo, who was tightening them up. This makes Jeong-woo even angrier. The anger of a man who lost everything explodes!
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Genre:Action, Crime
Written By:Kim Sang-min
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Runtime:99 minutes
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