
Our Older Sister
Thriller · Drama
Overview
Yeon-Seo (Yang Ha-Eun) majors in music at an university. She travels to Seoul to meet her older sister Jin-Seo. When she arrives at her sister's house, Yeon-Seo sees a large crowd and police there. Yeon-Seo learns that her sister was found dead. The police concluded that her death was a suicide. Yeon-Seo doubts her sister took her own life and begins to investigate. Detective Kim (Oh Gwang-Rok), impressed by Yeon-Seo's efforts, reexamines the case.
Top Cast


Oh Kwang-rok
Oh Kwang-rok
Detective Kim
Oh Kwang-rok
Detective Kim


Cho Sang-gu
Cho Sang-gu
Na Seon-ho
Cho Sang-gu
Na Seon-ho


Ji Sung-won
Ji Sung-won
Oh Jin-seo
Ji Sung-won
Oh Jin-seo
Yang Ha-Eun
Yang Ha-Eun
Oh Yeon-seo
Yang Ha-Eun
Oh Yeon-seo


Kwon Byung-gil
Kwon Byung-gil
Mr Son
Kwon Byung-gil
Mr Son


Je Dong-hwa
Je Dong-hwa
Pizzeria Owner
Je Dong-hwa
Pizzeria Owner
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