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Yoga
After being replaced by a younger coworker, TV host Hyo-jeong enrolls in an intensive yoga course that has serious consequences for anyone who fails to follow its rules.
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After being replaced by a younger coworker, TV host Hyo-jeong enrolls in an intensive yoga course that has serious consequences for anyone who fails to follow its rules.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Yun Jae-yeon
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Runtime:97 minutes
Studio:Opus Pictures, Sidus, United Pictures
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