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1993 | 108 MIN | Drama, RomanceDIRECTORLEE Myung-seCASTKIM Hye-soo, SONG Young-chang, CHO Min-kiRELEASE DATEJanuary 22, 1993CONTACTKorean Film ArchiveTel+82 2 3153 2001Fax+82 2 3153 2080Emailkofa@kore...

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