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You Make Me Dance 

Song Shi-on is an aspiring contemporary dancer who finds himself sharing an apartment with Jin Hong-seok, an intimidating debt collector. As their bond grows stronger, will outside forces derail their relationship? (Edited version for the movie)
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Song Shi-on is an aspiring contemporary dancer who finds himself sharing an apartment with Jin Hong-seok, an intimidating debt collector. As their bond grows stronger, will outside forces derail their relationship? (Edited version for the movie)

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Genre:Romance
Directed By:So Joon-moon
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Runtime:115 minutes
Studio:W-STORY

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