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The Winter of the Year Was Warm
A movie director who also produces films, goes to Gangneung on the weekends to get away from his tiring Seoul life. Meanwhile, a woman who works as a home health nurse in Gangneung travels to Seoul on the weekends for its culture. These two people then meet.
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A movie director who also produces films, goes to Gangneung on the weekends to get away from his tiring Seoul life. Meanwhile, a woman who works as a home health nurse in Gangneung travels to Seoul on the weekends for its culture. These two people then meet.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Cho Sung-kyu
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Runtime:100 minutes
Studio:Sponge, Film JoseE, Mains Entertainment
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