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The Flower in Hell
In post-Korean War Seoul, a young man from the countryside discovers that his older brother has become romantically involved in a prostitute and has no intentions of returning home.
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In post-Korean War Seoul, a young man from the countryside discovers that his older brother has become romantically involved in a prostitute and has no intentions of returning home.
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Genre:Crime, Drama
Written By:Lee Jeong-seon
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Runtime:88 minutes
Studio:Seoul Films
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