
May and June
Drama
Overview
Seung-gil and Yoon-jin are unknown actors who are about to get married. After making a short film in Japan for the last time, they decide to give up their dreams of becoming actors.
Top Cast


Shin Jin-young
Shin Jin-young
Seung-gil
Shin Jin-young
Seung-gil
Seol Chan-mi
Seol Chan-mi
Yoon-jin
Seol Chan-mi
Yoon-jin
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