After being involved in a traumatic incident, 17-year-old Gong-ju is forced to change schools. Uncared for by her parents, her previous teacher arranges for her to hide away at his mother's place. It takes time for her past to catch up with her, but when it does the revelation is devastating.
Lee Su-jin
Director
Chun Woo-hee
Han Gong-ju
Jung In-sun
Eun-hee
Kim So-young
Hwa-ok
Lee Young-ran
Ms. Lee
Kwon Beom-taek
Chief of Police Substation
Jo Dae-hee
Lee Nan-do
Kimchoi Yong-joon
Dong-yoon
Kim Hyun-joon
Min-ho
Yoo Seung-mok
Han Gong-ju's Father
Seong Yeo-jin
Han Gong-ju's Mother
Kim Jung-pal
Owner of Animal Hospital
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