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Rewind is a sud coréen film of genre Drama with Jang Hyun-sung
Rewind (2003)
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Add to a movie listRewind est un film sud-coréen réalisé par Kim Hak-sun, sorti en 2003.
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Han est un homme qui, après avoir laissé tomber sa carrière d'avocat et son mariage, ouvre un vidéo-club. Il passe ses journées en ayant des discussions sans intérêt avec ses clients et en regardant des vidéos. Un jour, il commence à recevoir des lettres d'amour anonymes. Ce début d'une possible romance rompt la monotonie de ses journées mélancoliques, et l'amène à se demander laquelle de ses clientes lui écrit.Actors
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