Park Hwa-young (2018)
Overview
Hwa-young is an 18-year-old student living alone. Her friends call her "mom" and use her house as their place to hang out, but don't really include her in their clique. Hwa-young pays particular attention to one of the friends, Mi-jeong.
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Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | ko |
| Popularity | 3.082 |
Directed By
Lee Hwan
Crew
Lee Hye-min
Lee Yun-jae
Lee Hwan
Lee Hwan
Jang Gyeong-seon
Kim Tae-soo
Kim Suk-won
Jang Joo-hee
Cho Hyun-joo
Lee Hwan
Lee Seung-bin
Moon Sang-won
Jo Heon-tae
TOP CAST
Kim Ga-hee
Hwa-young
Kang Min-ah
Mi-jeong
Lee Jae-kyoon
Yeong-jae
Lee You-mi
Se-jin
Kim Do-wan
Sang-sik
Hwang Young-hee
Hwa-young's Mother
Ha Yoon-kyung
Yoon-kyung
Bang Eun-jeong
Eun-jung
Kim Tae-young
Teacher
Han Sung-soo
Mushroom
Kim Ji-sung
Ji-sung
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