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2002 South Korean film

A Bizarre Love Triangle

Directed by	Mu-yeong Lee
Written by	Park Chan-wook Mu-yeong Lee
Starring	Gong Hyo-jin Cho Eun-ji Choi Gwang-il
Release date	2002 (2002)
Country	South Korea
Language	Korean

A Bizarre Love Triangle (also know as Taekwon Girl) is a 2002 South Korean film.

Variety called the film a "slick and silly Korean comedy."

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