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Pilnyeo (1970)
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Add to a movie listPilnyeo (lit. A Needed Woman) is a South Korean melodrama film directed by Jeong So-yeong in 1970.
^ "필녀 (Pil-nyeo)" (in Korean). tv.co.kr. Retrieved 2008-03-20.
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Twice widowed, Pilnyeo vows never to marry again and takes a job at a coal mine. One day she is raped by her supervisor, but later marries him. Pilnyeo continues to be abused by her new husband, but later risks her own life for him.Actors
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