[Dispatch=Lee Myeong-joo Reporter] Actor Jung Hae-in is taking part in dubbing for an animated film. Distributor Atnine Film announced the voice casting lineup for the film "Agami" (Director Ahn Jae-hoon) on the 7th. "Jung Hae-in, Kang Ha-neul, Lee Chung-ah, and Yoo Jae-myung will appear," it said. "Agami" is an animation based on a novel of the same name by author Koo Byung-mo. It is a story about a boy who gained gills at death's threshold and abandoned people. Jung Hae-in took on the role of Gon, a fish-human. A boy who developed gills to breathe again at the end of his life. Kang Ha-neul plays Kang Ha, Gon's family member and friend. Lee Chung-ah plays a woman named Haeryu who becomes connected through a fleeting encounter. Yoo Jae-myung provides voice acting as an elderly man who discovers Gon and embraces him so he can live in the world. An official said, "The actors will convey the literary sentiment and fantasy atmosphere that 'Agami' possesses, as well as the complex inner worlds of the characters, in a more three-dimensional way to audiences." Author Koo Byung-mo was also satisfied. "I am grateful to the cast members who gave voice and personality to the characters in the book. I hope it becomes a special experience for audiences as well," he said. Direction was handled by Director Ahn Jae-hoon. He presented "The Dream of a Precious Day" (2011) and "Mudyeodo" (2021). He expanded the messages contained in his works through painterly visual language. Meanwhile, "Agami" is scheduled to open next month on the 9th.