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Women Living Alone
Jung Seung-kyun’s struggle with profound isolation leads him from a stifling trial relationship into a series of impulsive choices in search of true connection. While he eventually finds a new sense of hope and stability with a different woman, his past actions and current life soon head toward an inevitable collision. This dramatic narrative explores the desperate lengths one will go to escape loneliness and the weight of the choices made along the way. As he attempts to build a stable future, he discovers that escaping his past is far more difficult than he ever imagined.
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Jung Seung-kyun’s struggle with profound isolation leads him from a stifling trial relationship into a series of impulsive choices in search of true connection. While he eventually finds a new sense of hope and stability with a different woman, his past actions and current life soon head toward an inevitable collision. This dramatic narrative explores the desperate lengths one will go to escape loneliness and the weight of the choices made along the way. As he attempts to build a stable future, he discovers that escaping his past is far more difficult than he ever imagined.
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