
Dear you, unrelated
Drama
Overview
Dear you, unrelated is a contemporary project that dares to believe in the potential of fiction. Directors Lee Mi-rang and Lee Jong-su attempt to imaginatively restore the lost ending of The Widow. In The Widow: Rewoven, Lee Mi-rang reimagines the protagonist Shinja making a radically different decision from the original. Her film captures the inner turmoil and determination of a woman once dismissed as an Après-girl, tracing her hesitant yet resolute steps toward a new path. In Bearer of Dawn, Lee Jong-su presents a fictional scenario in which Shinja seeks revenge by finding a blacksmith. A newly added sequence in which she chooses a sword shifts the film's tone from drama into one infused with the suspense of a thriller.
Top Cast


Lee Myung-ha
Lee Myung-ha
Lee Myung-ha


Park Bong-jun
Park Bong-jun
Park Bong-jun


Yoon Se-hyun
Yoon Se-hyun
Yoon Se-hyun
Han Sae-yeon
Han Sae-yeon
Han Sae-yeon


Ha Yoon-kyung
Ha Yoon-kyung
Ha Yoon-kyung


Jung Dong-geun
Jung Dong-geun
Jung Dong-geun


Ha Seong-guk
Ha Seong-guk
Ha Seong-guk
Lee Da-ni
Lee Da-ni
Lee Da-ni


Hwang Hyun-bin
Hwang Hyun-bin
Hwang Hyun-bin


Yoon Hyeok-jin
Yoon Hyeok-jin
Yoon Hyeok-jin
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