Blood Ties

Da-eun is a determined young woman on the brink of her career as a newspaper reporter. Caught between her love for her father and the chilling similarities between his voice and that of a kidnapper, she embodies the conflict of loyalty and doubt. Her journey depicts the struggle of seeking the truth while questioning her perceptions of those she loves.

Son-man, portrayed as a humble yet devoted father, becomes a figure of both admiration and suspicion. His affectionate nature towards Da-eun clashes with the emerging truth of his past, creating a complex character caught in a web of guilt and denial. His phrase, 'It Ain't Over 'til It's Over,' resonates with themes of unresolved issues and the potential for redemption.

Jae-kyung is Da-eun's supportive boyfriend, representing a stabilizing force in her life. His presence at the cinema marks the beginning of Da-eun's turmoil, as the film they watch ignites her investigative journey. Jae-kyung’s character serves as a catalyst for Da-eun to confront her family’s dark secrets.

Bo-ra is Da-eun's friend who accompanies her to the cinema, highlighting the significance of friendship during turbulent times. While her role is more subdued, she offers a shoulder to lean on as Da-eun navigates the emotional storm brewing within her family. Bo-ra represents the need for connection amidst uncertainty.