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They Had Sex at A's House poster

They Had Sex at A's House 

Three men and three women gathered around the table and formed couples. While having a wine party and enjoying the moment, one of them suggests for each of them to share a story about their sex experiences. Friends share their stories one by one. They fall into their imaginations of becoming the main characters of the stories that each other tells.
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Three men and three women gathered around the table and formed couples. While having a wine party and enjoying the moment, one of them suggests for each of them to share a story about their sex experiences. Friends share their stories one by one. They fall into their imaginations of becoming the main characters of the stories that each other tells.

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Genre:Romance
Directed By:Lee Ro-woon
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Runtime:72 minutes
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