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The Way Back 

Sun-Il (Yoo Son-Il) lost his friend because of an accident. So he left to travel. One year later, he appears in front of friends again, but Sun-Il resembles his dead friend a lot. His friends keep watching him. Their friendship is in critical condition unlike the past. One day, he falls in love. Sun-Il has the happiest and sweetest moment in his life with Ji-Soo (Park Grina), but because of an unexpected incident Sun-Il feels strange with himself.
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Sun-Il (Yoo Son-Il) lost his friend because of an accident. So he left to travel. One year later, he appears in front of friends again, but Sun-Il resembles his dead friend a lot. His friends keep watching him. Their friendship is in critical condition unlike the past. One day, he falls in love. Sun-Il has the happiest and sweetest moment in his life with Ji-Soo (Park Grina), but because of an unexpected incident Sun-Il feels strange with himself.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Steve Lee
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Runtime:90 minutes
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