
Last Sight of Heung-Nam
War · Drama
Overview
A North Korean soldier is severely wounded. He surrenders and is rescued by the South. The North Korean soldier surrendered to meet his father in the South. The soldier's last name is Han. He is 31 years old. His hometown is Heungnam. With those words, the soldier falls into unconsciousness. Meanwhile, the Heungnam Refugees Association sets out to find the father. They find three possible matches.
Top Cast


Namkoong Won
Namkoong Won
Ji-hoon
Namkoong Won
Ji-hoon
Lee Gu-sun
Lee Gu-sun
Young Ji-hoon
Lee Gu-sun
Young Ji-hoon


Cho Yong-won
Cho Yong-won
Ok-hui
Cho Yong-won
Ok-hui


Kim Jin-hae
Kim Jin-hae
Chang-shik
Kim Jin-hae
Chang-shik


Kim Hyung-ja
Kim Hyung-ja
Yeong-sook
Kim Hyung-ja
Yeong-sook


Baek Il-seob
Baek Il-seob
Deok-su
Baek Il-seob
Deok-su
Choe Byeong-geun
Choe Byeong-geun
In-ho
Choe Byeong-geun
In-ho
Yeo Un-guk
Yeo Un-guk
Yeong-bin
Yeo Un-guk
Yeong-bin
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