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Hard to Say

201225mLee Kwang-kuk
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When a young girl has her nervous, romantic advances spurned because she cannot find the words to express her feelings, she takes a dejected walk through a wooded area. Finding an abandoned guitar, she begins a surreal journey of the imagination to glimpse the loving relationship she longs for and prove she is not the only one who finds words hard to say.

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What is Hard to Say (2012) about?

When a young girl has her nervous, romantic advances spurned because she cannot find the words to express her feelings, she takes a dejected walk through a wooded area. Finding an abandoned guitar, she begins a surreal journey of the imagination to glimpse the loving relationship she longs for and prove she is not the only one who finds words hard to say.

Who stars in Hard to Say?

Hard to Say stars Kim Sae-byuk (Girl), Lee Dal (Boy), Jo Deok-jae (Father), Cho Han-chul (Man). The film was directed by Lee Kwang-kuk.

How long is Hard to Say?

Hard to Say has a runtime of 25 min and premiered in 2012.

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