At the Beginning, It's All Good

At the Beginning, It's All Good

2017 · 74 min · ★ 4.8 · Comedy

When an American fitness club opens a branch in Korea under corporate pressure, a new manager comes with it. With a wonderful, distracting new figure, Manager Jenny has the attention of all of her staff.

Directed by Park Seon-jae-II

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