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Ji-soo is unsuccessful in fulfilling her dream of becoming a famous pianist. However, when she comes across a child with great potential, she decides to fulfil her dream through him.
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Ji-soo is unsuccessful in fulfilling her dream of becoming a famous pianist. However, when she comes across a child with great potential, she decides to fulfil her dream through him.
Rating:
Genre:Drama
Written By:Shin Ee-jae, Kwon Hyung-jin, Kim Min-sook
In Theaters:
Box Office:$2,599,705
Runtime:108 minutes
Studio:Sidus, DCG Plus, Showbox, Michigan Venture Capital
Cast
Kwon Hyung-jin
Director
Uhm Jung-hwa
Kim Ji-soo
Sin Ee-jae
Yoon Gyung-min
Park Yong-woo
Shim Kwang-ho
Choi Sun-ja
Gyung-min's Grandmother
Jung In-gi
Ji-soo's Older Brother
Kim Bo-ra
Min-hee
Kim Hee-jung
Jeon Kong-ja's Mother
Yoo Ji-yeon
5th Performer
Woo Jung-kook
Furniture Mover
Yun Ye-ri
Jung-eun
Yang Kkot-nim
Ji-soo's Sister-in-law
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