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It's okay to be okay.
In-young, a high school student who is alone due to her parents' sudden death, is forced out because of her overdue rent and stays hidden in the Korean Dance Art Troupe where she belongs. In-young, who is still living bravely and brightly despite the sad situation, is caught by the director of the art troupe who is known for being rough, and the director who could not put In-young in the art troupe eventually begins to live with her.Read moreLess
In-young, a high school student who is alone due to her parents' sudden death, is forced out because of her overdue rent and stays hidden in the Korean Dance Art Troupe where she belongs. In-young, who is still living bravely and brightly despite the sad situation, is caught by the director of the art troupe who is known for being rough, and the director who could not put In-young in the art troupe eventually begins to live with her.
The story
In-young, a high school student who is alone due to her parents' sudden death, is forced out because of her overdue rent and stays hidden in the Korean Dance Art Troupe where she belongs. In-young, who is still living bravely and brightly despite the sad situation, is caught by the director of the art troupe who is known for being rough, and the director who could not put In-young in the art troupe eventually begins to live with her.
Watch trailerCast & crew
Lee ReKo In-young
Jin Seo-yeonSeol-a
Chung Su-binNa-ri
Lee Jung-haDo-yoon
Son Suk-kuDong-wook
Kim Hae-sookDirector
Shim Yi-youngNa-ri's Mother
Jang Yi-jungSeung-yeon
Na So-yeJi-eunExplore the crew
- Director
- Kim Hye-young
- Editor
- Lee Kang-hee
- Screenplay
- Kim Hye-young
- Original Music Composer
- Kim Jun-seok
- Producer
- 송원석
- Director of Photography
- Lee Seok-min