Set Me Free

The seventeen year old 'Yeong-jae' was safely sent away to the group home 'Isaac's house'. He is old enough to leave now, but doesn't want to go back home to his irresponsible father.

Cast

Choi Woo-shik

as Yeong-jae

Kim Su-hyun

as Yeong-jae's Father

Kang Shin-chul

as Director

Shin Jae-ha

as Beom-tae

Park Joo-hee

as Yoon-mi

Lee Min-ah

as Chang-won's Mother-in-law

Jang Yoo-sang

as Min-jae

Park Keun-rok

as Curate

Park Myung-shin

as Yoon-mi's Mother

Kim Jae-hwa

as Yeong-jae's Mother

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