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The Woman Who Tips 

After being abandoned by her husband on their honeymoon, Mi-seon falls into a life working in an entertainment establishment. When her former husband reappears and attempts to involve her in a business arrangement involving a wealthy investor, she agrees under her own conditions. Driven by a desire for revenge, Mi-seon becomes entangled in a series of relationships that escalate into catastrophic consequences for everyone involved.
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After being abandoned by her husband on their honeymoon, Mi-seon falls into a life working in an entertainment establishment. When her former husband reappears and attempts to involve her in a business arrangement involving a wealthy investor, she agrees under her own conditions. Driven by a desire for revenge, Mi-seon becomes entangled in a series of relationships that escalate into catastrophic consequences for everyone involved.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Kim Ju-hui
Written By:Kim Ju-hui
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Runtime:85 minutes
Studio:Chung-Ang Cinema Co., Ltd.

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