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‘The Table: Day and Night’ Review: Café-Based Korean Romance With Kim Min-ha and Han Sun-hwa Is All Froth, No Kick
An artisanal café in a quiet yet fashionable Seoul neighborhood provides the setting for a quartet of seasonal vignettes in Kim Jong-kwan’s romantic anthology “The Table: Day and Night. ”
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This year's Busan opener, Kim Jong-kwan's 'The Table: Day and Night,' gathers a starry cast for a quartet of love stories set in a Seoul coffee shop.
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