TV SeriesSupporting Actor
2025 · Nelonen · Continuing · 24 min
Actor Aki Kurki, who is stuck in supporting roles, is told by a clairvoyant that he has been cursed. Despite the objections of his manager, he begins to find out who has cast the curse. It turns out that Aki Kurki has burned many bridges along the way and there are numerous possible curse casters, starting with his own family.
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