A Certain Dream

A female hotel employee wanders around different guestrooms and searches for an unreachable dream. Wandering in other people’s dreams, she encounters a mysterious guest and hears a story about a woman who dances deep inside her dream and a dancing procession...

Cast

Han Yeri

as Sun-woo

Lali Ayguadé

as woman

Oh Min-ae

as guest

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