Yoon-ki Lee	...	(Director)
	...	(Writer)
Nam-gil Kim	...	Kang-soo
Woo-hee Chun	...	Mi-so
Sang-hee Baek	...	Bartender
Soon-won Jeong	...	Beom-jin
Hwa-Yeong Lim	...	Seon-hwa

Comments: There are a number of choreographed tearjerker scenes but they don't seem to belong to the people experiencing them. Yoon-ki needs really good actors to make his stuff work. Chun Woo-Hee is weak, but probably because of the script. Her scene going to the barber shop is my favorite, though. Seems like the only scene with authentic vulnerability, where you enter the character's otherworld. Definitely has its moments but this a second disappointment from Yoon-ki.

Summary: After the death of his wife, insurance examiner Gang-Soo (Kim Nam-Gil) fell into a deep state of depression. He has now gone back to work. Gang-Soo takes a case involving Mi-So (Chun Woo-Hee) who is now in a vegetative state. To investigate her case, he goes to see her at the hospital. There, he meets a woman who introduces herself as Mi-So. He discovers that he is the only one who can see her.

Mi-So woke up after she got in a car accident. She sees herself lying in a hospital bed and realizes that she is now a spirit. Mi-So meets insurance examiner Gang-Soo and knows that he is the only one who can see her. She asks him to grant her a wish.