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Two Hours 

To pay off his father's debts, Chang-han works as a driver. One night, he picks up a drag queen named Joon-seo, who enters his house and never returns. When Chang-han visits to collect his payment, he meets Joon-seo's roommate, Yul-ha. With bank transfers halted due to maintenance, they spend two hours together.
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To pay off his father's debts, Chang-han works as a driver. One night, he picks up a drag queen named Joon-seo, who enters his house and never returns. When Chang-han visits to collect his payment, he meets Joon-seo's roommate, Yul-ha. With bank transfers halted due to maintenance, they spend two hours together.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Lee Jae-won
Written By:Ko Do-ha
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Runtime:24 minutes
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