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Title: A Single Rider (2017)
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6 nominations.
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Cast
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| Lee Byung-Hun | ... | Kang Jae-hoon | |
| Hyo-Jin Kong | ... | Soo-jin (as Hyo-jin Kong) | |
| Sohee | ... | Ji-na | |
| Jack Campbell | ... | Kris | |
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Soo-Jang Baek | ... | In Ho |
| Benedict Hardie | ... | Mr. Harbour | |
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Soo-jin Kim | ... | Widow |
| Mikael Koski | ... | Police Man | |
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Seung-Ha Lee | ... | Amy |
| Yasmin Polley | ... | School Girl | |
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Darin Shaw | ... | Michael McAuliffe |
| Keith Thomas | ... | Audition Judge Man | |
| Annika Whiteley | ... | Lucy | |
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James Wright | ... | Bus Stop Guy |
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Eugene Young | ... | Jin-Woo |
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A man who has lost everything in his life travels to Australia in search of his family.
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22 February 2017 (South Korea) See more »Also Known As:
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It is an incredibly beautiful and sad movie! There are neither many characters nor a lot of dialogues, but I was emotionally gripped from beginning to end. I am amazed how Lee Byung-hun could play every role so perfectly deep and touching.