Dream (Movie - 2008)

• 
  Joe Odagiri
  オダギリジョ
  As
  Jin
  (진)
• 
  Lee Na-young
  이나영
  As
  Ran
  (란)
• 
  Park Ji-ah
  박지아
  As
  Jin's former lover
  (진의 옛 애인)
• 
  Jin Tae-hyeon
  진태현
  As
  Ran's former lover
  (란의 옛 애인)
• 
  Lee Joo-seok-I
  이주석
  As
  Traffic police
  (교통계 조서경찰)
• 
  Han Gi-joong
  한기중
  As
  Police in charge of violent crimes
  (강력계 조서경찰)

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