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The Brothers' Summer

20151 seasonLee Jung-mi

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1992. Choi Dong-Gil (Choi Kwon-Soo) listens to Seo Taiji religiously and even writes to him to take him away. He lives with his brother Choi Young-Gil (Park Isaiah) who is half black-American. Choi Dong-Gil learned a year ago that his father Choi Guk-Jin isn't even his real father. An upcoming dance competition might provide a ticket for Choi Dong-Gil to escape his dreadful summer.

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What is The Brothers' Summer (2015) about?

1992. Choi Dong-Gil (Choi Kwon-Soo) listens to Seo Taiji religiously and even writes to him to take him away. He lives with his brother Choi Young-Gil (Park Isaiah) who is half black-American. Choi Dong-Gil learned a year ago that his father Choi Guk-Jin isn't even his real father. An upcoming dance competition might provide a ticket for Choi Dong-Gil to escape his dreadful summer.

Who stars in The Brothers' Summer?

The Brothers' Summer stars Yu Oh-seong (Choi Gook Jin), Choi Kwon-soo (Choi Dong Gil), Ahn Mi-na (Sook Ja), Cho Jung-chi (Hyeong Cheol). The series was created by Lee Jung-mi.

How many seasons does The Brothers' Summer have?

The Brothers' Summer has 1 seasons. There are 1 episodes in total.

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