but Han-Mae pulls her hand away from Ji-sun and she goes further and further down the deep sea, clutching Jae-in's quilt. As she goes down, she thinks back to the time she was pregnant with Jae-in and was telling her that she was going to make her the happiest baby in the world. Ji-sun wakes up in her hospital bed, her first thought being Da-eun. The nurse brings her outside where she sees Da-eun playing with the other kids. Ji-sun kneels down and calls for Da-eun. She gets a bit depressed when Da-eun doesn't react to her at first, but then starts tearing up when she gets up and toddles towards Ji-sun, walking straight into her open arms and calling her "Mama". Cast Uhm Ji-won as Lee Ji-sun Gong Hyo-jin as Han Mae / Kim Yeon Kim Hee-won as Park Sung-ho Park Hae-joon as Park Hyun-ik Seo Ha-nui as Jang Da-eun Kim Ga-ryul as Han Jae-in / Jane Jun Suk-chan as Detective Nam Lee Sung-wook as Detective Seo Jo Dal-hwan as Lawyer Min Go Jun as Jang Jin-hyuk Jang Won-young as Han Suk-ho Kim Jin-goo as Suk-ho's mother Kim Ji-hoon as Kim Yi-jang Ramirez Cherrish as Suzan Ham Sung-min as Boy in school uniform Gil Hae-yeon as Ji-sun's mother-in-Law Kim Sun-young as Bar owner Seo Eun-ah as Soo-ryun Reception The film was released on November 30, 2016. It reached more than one million admissions in less than two weeks, and at the end of its run, the film had a total of 1,153,109 admissions nationwide with a gross of . Release The film's rights were sold to numerous Asian countries including Japan, Singapore, Brunei, Cambodia, Indonesia, Laos, Malaysia, Myanmar, Nepal, Philippines, Vietnam, Thailand and Sri Lanka. A Chinese remake titled Lost, Found was released in 2018. Awards and nominations References External links Missing on Hancinema Missing on Korean Film Council 2016 films 2010s Korean-language films 2010s mystery films South Korean mystery films Films about child abduction 2010s Mandarin-language films 2010s South Korean films