World Premiere
Two lovers, Myung-ki and Do, break up because of a secret Myung-ki’s been hiding. When they meet again, this secret cannot be ignored.
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Han Chowon, Song Hajin, Park Bumgyu
South Korea
2024
In Korean with English subtitles
Sexual violence, graphic violence, gender or sexual discrimination
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Credits & Director
Producer
Jiin Yoo
Screenwriter
Kim Nayoung
Cinematography
Kim Vio
Editor
Kim Nayoung
Original Music
Chawood
Art Director
Kim Jiyun
Kim Nayoung
Born in 1997 in Seoul, currently studying Film Arts at Sejong University.
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