‘Black Widow’ Is About Yelena, Not Natasha
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The Price of Goodbye
With their father in a coma, nurse Seon-young urges her brother Il-hoe, who cannot afford his son's tuition and risks seeing him miss college, to stage a fake funeral. They forge a death certificate and deceive the hospital, but as pressure builds, their plan begins to unravel in unexpected ways.
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With their father in a coma, nurse Seon-young urges her brother Il-hoe, who cannot afford his son's tuition and risks seeing him miss college, to stage a fake funeral. They forge a death certificate and deceive the hospital, but as pressure builds, their plan begins to unravel in unexpected ways.
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Genre:Drama, Crime, Comedy
Written By:Kwon Yong-jae, Kwon Yong-jae
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Runtime:89 minutes
Studio:21STUDIOS, Ink Production, Varo Entertainment
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