A detective and a fortune teller join forces to find a kidnapped child whom no one expects to be alive. Based on a true story.
Kwak Kyung-taek
Director
Kim Yun-seok
Gong Gil-yong
Yoo Hai-jin
Kim Joong-san
Lee Jung-eun
Eun-joo's Mother
Song Young-chang
Eun-joo's Father
Hwang Chae-won
Eun-joo
Jang Young-nam
Eun-joo's Aunt
Jung Ho-bin
Seo Jung-hak
Lee Jae-yong
Fortuneteller Baek
Park Hyo-ju
Gil-yong's Wife
Lee Hyo-je
Gil-yong's Son
Nam Moon-chul
Chief of Police Office
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