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Lovers Na Young Ha and Cha Do Hee. The two broke up for practical reasons and lived different lives for more than a decade, and one day they were contacted by Cha Do-hee and met at a beach with memories of each other. However, the two break up without saying a word at the sunset beach, realizing that they have lived too different lives, even though they met while reminiscing over the years.
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Lovers Na Young Ha and Cha Do Hee. The two broke up for practical reasons and lived different lives for more than a decade, and one day they were contacted by Cha Do-hee and met at a beach with memories of each other. However, the two break up without saying a word at the sunset beach, realizing that they have lived too different lives, even though they met while reminiscing over the years.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Lee Ha-rim
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Runtime:75 minutes
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Lee Ha-rim

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Yoo Geon-woo

Na Young-ha

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Yoo Ah-reum

Cha Do-hee

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