Leo

Cellist Eun-ae decides to sell the cello on the day she returns from studying abroad.

Cast

Park Ye-yeong

as Eun-ae

Choi Yong-jin

as Jeong-sik

Hwang Gun

as Cyclist

Park Seo-yun

as Seo-yun

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