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The Happy Life
Three old friends who used to be part of a rock band reunite at the fourth member's funeral. They decide to band back together with the deceased's estranged son serving as the new fourth member.
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Three old friends who used to be part of a rock band reunite at the fourth member's funeral. They decide to band back together with the deceased's estranged son serving as the new fourth member.
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Genre:Music, Drama, Comedy
Written By:Choi Seok-hwan
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Runtime:112 minutes
Studio:CJ Entertainment, Achim Pictures
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