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Tonny Arief Budianto (77438)

16 tahun yang lalu

Manequin aja kereen ya Om Igor, gimana motret model beneran nih.....he...he...he. Pa' Kabar Om ??

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Jaka Prayitna (3008)

16 tahun yang lalu

Noisenya bikin keren..pose sip,sensual...sedikit OE tp OK...salam

Thomas Diptya Wahyantara, Diwa (99892)

16 tahun yang lalu

it's all about feeling...

Donny Mustika Prana (7817)

16 tahun yang lalu

hehe..pertama kali liat kirain om igor ud mulai main KT..:P

Erik Estrada (89424)

16 tahun yang lalu

That night, while Sun-jae tries to repair a light bulb in a lamp, she notices the light turning on and off. Suddenly, the bulb breaks, broken pieces of glass falling into Sun-jae's right eye. Her friend, Kim Mi-hee (Go Su-hee) comes to her aid next day and tells her that Sun-jae should divorce with Sung-joon, whom she calls a'bastard' but Sun-jae feels uncomfortable with that name. Mi-hee tells Sun-jae that young women who have good jobs like her should stay single. Sun-jae isn't so sure of that. Soon we find Sun-jae sitting on the train with an eye patch on her eye. When she turns around, she finds the pair of red shoes near her. Suspiciously, she walks over but the lights turn off. As soon as she picks the shoes, she is surprised to find a construct worker- like man in front of her, seeming to give Sun-jae a warning sign. The lights turn back on Sun-jae goes back to her seat. Back at home, Sun-jae puts some eye medicine into her eye and empties her handbag. Noticing the red shoes, she puts them on her feet in front of the mirror. Looking at the mirror still, soon a black and white image of a young woman opening her present of red shoes comes up as a flash back. The girl grins in happiness and dances in the shoes. A man comes to help her dance, but nearby an envious-looking woman watches them, glancing at the shoes. This flashback is obviously, judging from costume and scenery, from 60 or more years ago. Back to Sun-jae's time, Tae-soo runs into the master room, asking Sun-jae if she can try the shoes on. But Sun-jae suddenly snaps and pushes her daughter that she can't, otherwise she would hurt her ankles. Tae-soo has her ballet class the next day. Sun-jae watches Tae-soo when she starts to have a turn on dancing with the umbrella. The ballet instructor tells Tae-soo to give the umbrella to Gyu-won, another student. Sun-jae looks surprised when she notices Tae-soo being pushed and Gyu-won snatching the umbrella. Back at home, when Tae-soo finds the red shoes, she tries them on and walks to the mirror. At first the shoes, which had fit a grown-woman, are too big for her but suddenly they become her size. In the mirror, she sees herself as heavily made-up with permed hair and a black and white ballet dress. Now, to return to the young girl's time. Posters with Japanese writing hung up everywhere, and then we see the girl trying to dance in her shoes. The girl thinks it wasn't that bad so she grins at the mean woman nearby, but she didn't smile back. wah...tumben KT :-"