Very Ordinary Couple (2013)

In the bustling heart of a shared workplace, a bank, the clandestine love story of Young (Kim Min-Hee) and Dong-Hee (Lee Min-Ki) unfolds. Having been in a secret relationship for three long years, the duo decides to part ways, yet their hearts tell a different tale. Each insists they're unscathed, but the echoes of their heartbreak reverberate within their silence. In an attempt to soothe Young's wounded heart, her confidante Son (Ra Mi-Ran), arranges a dinner date with a promising suitor. As fate would have it, Dong-Hee also graces the occasion, his eyes seething with jealousy. Unable to contain himself, Dong-Hee slanders Young, inciting a heated confrontation that shatters their secret, revealing their past romance to their colleagues. In this battlefield of bruised egos and broken hearts, the ex-lovers resort to a vengeful tit for tat. Dong-Hee's demand for his laptop is met with a literal crash, as Young returns it in fragments. Retaliating, he sends her belongings, now tainted with the stench of rotting food. The tension escalates when Young stumbles upon his Facebook account, unveiling his new love interest. As the remnants of their relationship turn bitter, they are left questioning - can they survive without each other? Or perhaps, the real question is, can they survive with each other? As the plot unravels, it promises to capture the intricacies of love, heartbreak, and the complexities of moving on.

Very Ordinary Couple is a comedy movie featuring Lee Min-ki and directed by Roh Deok.

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