
Dust-Man
Drama
Overview
A young homeless man happens to draw a series of illustrations over dusty surfaces, gradually recovering from the pains of his past.
Top Cast


Woo Ji-hyun
Woo Ji-hyun
Tae-san
Woo Ji-hyun
Tae-san


Shim Dal-gi
Shim Dal-gi
Mo-ah
Shim Dal-gi
Mo-ah


Kang Gil-woo
Kang Gil-woo
Do-joon
Kang Gil-woo
Do-joon


Min Kyung-jin
Min Kyung-jin
Mr. Kim
Min Kyung-jin
Mr. Kim


Sung Ryung
Sung Ryung
Soo-yeon
Sung Ryung
Soo-yeon


Jeon Woon-jong
Jeon Woon-jong
Byung-soo
Jeon Woon-jong
Byung-soo
Han Sang-cheul
Han Sang-cheul
Homeless
Han Sang-cheul
Homeless
Kim Seon-mun
Kim Seon-mun
Cathedral Believer
Kim Seon-mun
Cathedral Believer


Kim Dong-hyung
Kim Dong-hyung
119
Kim Dong-hyung
119
Seo Ho-seok
Seo Ho-seok
Seo Ho-seok
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