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Soo Go | ... | Kang Seong-ju | |
Ji-Hyo Song | ... | Seo Yu-jin | |
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Dong-kyu Lee | ... | Min Jae-il |
Kang Shin-il | ... | Chief Oh | |
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Seong-jin Kang | ... | Officer Lee |
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Kyeong-hun Jo | ... | Officer Chu |
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Myeong-jun Jeong | ... | Chief Kim |
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Cheol-Ho Park | ... | Kwon Cheol-woo |
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Min Kwon | ... | Jong Chan |
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Mun-hong Jo | ... | Black King |
Rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
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Jae-in Kim |
Close to $10 million of illegal drugs, intended to be presented as evidence in court, is stolen from the police as they are transporting it to the station. The police name as a suspect the man in charge of transporting the evidence, Section Chief Oh (Kang Shin-Il) of the violent crimes division, and an investigation begins. However, a younger colleague Kang Sung-Joo (Ko Soo) who believes that Section Chief Oh is innocent pursues another suspect in hopes of finding the criminal. In a car chase with the suspect, who is driving under the influence of drugs, there is a car crash and the suspect is killed. By tracing phone numbers on the dead man's mobile phone, Sung-joo continues to pursue the investigation, however the next suspect he follows is also killed, and the incident becomes shrouded in mystery. At the same time, while investigating Sung-Joo gets to know a friend of one of the suspects, traffic reporter Seo Yu-Jin (Song Ji-Hyo).Although they are meeting for the first time, both ... Written by asianwiki
This is a tough movie to define. It's certainly catching, well paced and intriguing. My friend kept asking me why this and why that, I didn't know the answers but I was almost sure that the end will enlighten those darker areas the plot kept feeding. Well, despite leaving some empty spaces and loose threads, you get the feeling of a well rounded story telling, and end up forgiving or even thanking it for having enough freshness and life to make you feel that it's a worthy watch. After this kind of movies, it's going to be harder every time to go back to the big budget rotten American formula that's been rotting us for far too long. Perhaps some morons at Hollywood might realize that in movies, money doesn't make up for the lack of talent.