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Mystic Pop-up Bar
2020
· TV Show
· 70 min episodes
· 1 season
A
MEANRANK
87/100
Every rating
A young man with an unique ability begins working for a centuries-old bar owner who resolves her customers' emotional troubles by entering their dreams.
Details
- Director
- Jeon Chang-geun
- Created by
- Bae Hye-Soo
- Writer
- Ha Yoon-ah
- Studio
- Samhwa Networks, JTBC Studios
- Released
- 20 May 2020
- Country
- South Korea
- Language
- Korean
- Episode length
- 70 min
- Episodes
- 12 across 1 season
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