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Some More 2018 (South Korea)
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Some More 2018 (South Korea)

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Some More 2018 (South Korea) is South Korea drama premiere on Dec 18, 2018

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Drama: Some More 2018 (South Korea)
South Korean: 썸모어
Director: Kang Woo
Country: South Korea
Episodes: 1
Release Date: Dec 18, 2018
Duration: 27 min.
Genres: Romance

Plot Synopsis by DramaWiki Staff ©

Tired of repeated life and work, Dong Soo takes three days off and goes on a long-distance bike ride. Dong Soo, who was on a remote country road, fell into a ditch and hurt his leg while taking a call from the company. Dong Soo, who was dragging his injured leg around the road, found a farmhouse. With the help of the men who live in the farmhouse, Dong Soo stay there for a while. (Source: Strongberry)

Cast

Main Role

Kim Joon Bum
In Pyo
Park Chan Ung
Dong Soo

Support Role

Sung Yeon Ho
Sang Bae

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Gay Relationship Gay Character Short Film

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