Samaria (Movie - 2003)

• Kwak Ji-min (곽지민)

• Han Yeo-reum (한여름)

• Lee Eol (이얼)

• Woo Yong (오용)

• Shin Taek-gi (신택기)

• Park Jeong-gi (박정기)

• Kim Kwi-seon (김귀선)

• Seo Seung-won (서승원)

• Jeong In-gi (정인기)

• Yook Se-jin (육세진)

• Jeong Yoon-soo (정윤수)

• Son Yeong-soon (손영순)

• Kim Yu-jin (김유진)

• Kim Gi-doo (김기두)

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