"Those Angelic Youth of Eastern Europe"01 January 199652 mins
When Matthew (Mad About the Boy, Summer The First Tme) dreams, he dreams of fresh faced angels, beautiful young men from Bel Ami's stable of models. His dreams take the form of sensual fantasies. He dreams of attraction at an Eastern European sauna. A woodland voyeuristic fantasy. A photograper's seduction of his model.
It's hard to believe Hee-jeong is old enough to have a son (Seong-bin) in university. She needs some kind of stimulant in life, so she starts meetings under conditions.
Mi-jeong works in a company and she's an elegant and formal elite career woman. Hyeon-seok, her husband, is proud of her and loves her, but he's submissive to her at night, so some times he flinches when she even steps close to him.
Soo-jeong is from an ordinary family and moved to Seoul in her mid 20s to start working. She balanced office work and instructing yoga, and 3 years ago she married her husband, whom a student introduced her to.
Byung Chul, a graduate of a prestigious university, is a preparatory student. He has a crush on his younger sister, Ji-young, who saved her from childhood youth.
Spring is being satisfied with her husband's kindness and devotion to her husband. One day, she is embarrassed by her sudden visit to Eun-a's college junior, but she doesn't want to be her husband's junior, but she takes care of her like a younger brother.
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