Credited cast: | |||
Lee Sun-kyun | ... | Det. Ko Gun-soo (as Seon-gyun Lee) | |
Cho Jin-woong | ... | Park Chang-min (as Jin-woong Jo) | |
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Man-sik Jeong | ... | Det. Choi |
Shin Jeong-geun | ... | Det. Squad Chief | |
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Suk-Tae Joo | ... | Detective Nam |
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Dong-yeong Kim | ... | Detective Do (as Dong-Young Kim) |
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Jung-eun Heo | ... | Min-a |
Rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
Park Bo-Gum | ... | Police Officer Lee | |
Shin Dong-mi | ... | Ko Gun-soo's younger sister | |
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Jang In-sub | ... | Policeman |
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Ha-Suk Jo | ... | Lee Kwang-min |
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Kang-hyeon Kim | ... | Young-chul |
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Seung-hun Kim | ... | Chang-min (as Seung-hoon Kim) |
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Hee-Seok Lee | ... | Cabinet inspection team member |
Jae-won Lee | ... | Jo Neung-hyun |
Detective Go Geon-soo is having a hard day, and the following events happen to him in less than 24 hours: He receives a divorce notice from his wife. His mother passes away. He and his coworkers are investigated by police inspectors over alleged embezzlement. Then on his way to his mother's funeral, he drives recklessly and commits a fatal hit and run. He tries to cover-up the accident by hiding the man's corpse in his deceased mother's coffin. But someone has been watching all along, and Geon-soo gets a mysterious call from a person claiming that he was the sole witness to the crime, who now begins to threaten him. Written by Anonymous
I'm an avid South Korean movie watcher. It's getting to a point where I'm seeing a least 1 per week.
There's a reason for that, they're great movies, really great movies.
The funny twist that I see on many of these police movies is that the police corruption, including the main character is considered as a norm. There is no glorifying the main character as a hero, standing above the dirty sea untarnished. He is just as dirty as the rest.
Again, a similar plot lines that runs through here is the main character is not the most likable character. Also it's more a story on a man who just happens to be a police officer rather than a police story.
These are things that have popped up quite a few times in other South Korean thrillers I've seen and it still has not gone stale.
The quirky, dirty, off beat, stylized, South Korean action movie is incredibly refreshing when placed up against the rest of the world.
This is a great movie, doesn't get into my top ten of South Korean movies but it's getting harder and harder to get into that top 10. With all the fantastic movies out there a great movie doesn't make the cut.