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Title: Nowhere to Hide (1999)
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| Joong-Hoon Park | ... | Detective Woo | |
| Sung-Ki Ahn | ... | Chang Sungmin (as Sung-kee Ahn) | |
| Jang Dong-Gun | ... | Detective Kim | |
| Choi Ji-woo | ... | Juyon | |
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Ju-bong Gi | ||
| Kim Jong-goo | ... | Restaurant owner (as Jong-gu Kim) | |
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Yong-ua Kwon | ||
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Hye Eun Lee | ... | (as Hae-eun Lee) |
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Seung-ho Park | ||
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Cheal-jong Shim | ||
| Young-chang Song | |||
| Do Yong-gu | |||
A chase film in which cops try to catch a master of disguise. This is a film as much about the joy of filmmaking as it is about a deadly pursuit. Written by NDNF
That's the rating this film has received so far?! I guess this really is a love-it-or-hate-it film; but I watched it twice in two nights without the benefit of English subtitles, that should tell you something. Even without understandable dialogue it's funny, exciting, and even a bit challenging. It's nice to see a film with artistic merit that isn't afraid to be entertaining. The film's unusual fight scenes are really something to see; at times it appears that the director just let the actors fight while the camera ran, sometimes for up to a minute at a time without any cuts. I can't recommend it enough. I imagine being able to understand it could only be an improvement.