After 17 years that Chang-ryeol has spent watching French movies in his room out of his love for French films, he (finally) became a real French. His parents worry about their son so they decide to call in a French doctor, Truffaut for help.
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The people behind it
Navada
Truffaut
Jeong Ae-hwa
Park Geun-hye
Shin Jun-hyun
Park Chung-hee
Kim Young-se
Raichu
Hwang Sang-won
Chang-ryeol
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