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The Woman
An exchange of strawberries and a used household appliance turns into a nightmare for Sun-kyung when her partner turns up dead. Now she must follow the trail of a disturbing stranger.
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An exchange of strawberries and a used household appliance turns into a nightmare for Sun-kyung when her partner turns up dead. Now she must follow the trail of a disturbing stranger.
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Genre:Thriller, Crime
Written By:Hwang Wook, Lim Dong-min
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Runtime:100 minutes
Studio:Kitschs Film
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