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The Language of Love

20141h 32mHan Sang-hee

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'The Language of Love’ is one of the two movie projects starring the boy band group, Supernova as the leads. In-Ha (Jin Se-Yun) used to be a popular singer. She is now blind and has closed her to mind to the world. Tae-Oh (Sung-Mo) is mute. He works tuning pianos. In-Ha takes a walk every morning. Tae-Oh (Sung-Mo) plays a piano for her when when she passes by.

DramaRomance
SupernovaSlow Burn Romance

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What is The Language of Love (2014) about?

'The Language of Love’ is one of the two movie projects starring the boy band group, Supernova as the leads. In-Ha (Jin Se-Yun) used to be a popular singer. She is now blind and has closed her to mind to the world. Tae-Oh (Sung-Mo) is mute. He works tuning pianos. In-Ha takes a walk every morning. Tae-Oh (Sung-Mo) plays a piano for her when when she passes by.

Who stars in The Language of Love?

The Language of Love stars Yoon Sung-mo (Tae-o), Song Ji-hyuk (Ro-mi), Jin Se-yeon (In-ha), Shin Gu (Grandfather), Seo Hwa-yi (Na-na). The film was directed by Han Sang-hee.

How long is The Language of Love?

The Language of Love has a runtime of 1 min and premiered in 2014.

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