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ホームレスの亜希(小田飛鳥)と理恵(さくらゆら)は、移動(dòng)キャバクラと稱して、街の男に聲をかけては飲み屋に誘い、小遣いを貰ってその日を暮らすという気ままな生活を続けていた。いっぽう、韓國から夢(mèng)を抱いて日本に來た青年?ジンイル(チェ?ミンホ)は、不法滯在で追われる身となっていた。ジンイルは胡散臭い行政書士?佐伯(金すんら)に助けを求める。特別在留許可を貰うための偽裝結(jié)婚を企てた佐伯は、その話を亜希たちへと持ち掛ける。金がない二人は住む場(chǎng)所を得られると話にのり、亜紀(jì)が結(jié)婚に応じることになった。三人は奇妙な共同生活を始め、亜希とジンイルは少しずつ距離を縮めていくが…
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ホームレスの亜希(小田飛鳥)と理恵(さくらゆら)は、移動(dòng)キャバクラと稱して、街の男に聲をかけては飲み屋に誘い、小遣いを貰ってその日を暮らすという気ままな生活を続けていた。いっぽう、韓國から夢(mèng)を抱いて日本に來た青年?ジンイル(チェ?ミンホ)は、不法滯在で追われる身となっていた。ジンイルは胡散臭い行政書士?佐伯(金すんら)に助けを求める。特別在留許可を貰うための偽裝結(jié)婚を企てた佐伯は、その話を亜希たちへと持ち掛ける。金がない二人は住む場(chǎng)所を得られると話にのり、亜紀(jì)が結(jié)婚に応じることになった。三人は奇妙な共同生活を始め、亜希とジンイルは少しずつ距離を縮めていくが…
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