The Chaser

The Chaser

Release Date: 2008
Director: Na Hong Jin
Writer: Na Hong Jin

Cast:
Kim Yeon Seok
Ha Jeong Woo




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Part 5 (end)

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Ex-cop pimp Jung-ho is irritated because his girls keep disappearing without clearing their debts. One night, he gets a call from a customer and sends Mi-jin. Jung-ho realizes the phone number of the customer matches that of the calls the missing girls got last. As something smells fishy, he searches for her. During his search, Jung-ho dents a car in the alley. When Jung-ho spots blood splattered on the driver’s shirt, he senses the man, Young-min, is the suspect. After an intense chase, Jung-ho catches Young-min. But because of Jung-ho’s pretense as a cop, they are both taken to the police station. At the station, the man bluntly confesses he has killed the missing women, and the last girl, Mi-jin, may still be alive. As the whole police force is obsessed with a random search for corpses, Jung-ho is the only one who believes Mi-jin is still alive. With only 12 hours left to detain the serial killer without a warrant, Jung-ho’s hunt begins, searching for Mi-jin entrapped in a place nobody knows.

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7 Days

7 Days (Se Beun Dae I jeu)

Release Date: 2007
Director: Won Sin Yeon
Writer: Yoon Je Goo

Cast:
Kim Yoon Jin
Kim Hee Sook
Park Hee Soon
Choi Myeong Soo





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Ji-yeon is a successful lawyer and single mother to a seven-year-old girl. On her daughter’s field day, Ji-yeon competes with other parents in a running race and almost comes in the first place. However, nowhere could she find the girl who’s been watching and rooting for her mother to win. Later that day, Ji-yeon’s receives a phone call from an anonymous man, who tells her he has her daughter in custody and proposes a deal. To see her daughter alive, Ji-yeon needs to prove a convicted murderer not guilty on his second trial, only within a week. Ji-yeon tries to convince herself the murderer should be innocent, but the encounter with the victim’s mother makes her understand what drove crime-to-crime.

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War Of Flowers

War Of Flowers aka Tazza: The High Rollers

Release Date : 2006
Director: Choi Dong Hun
Writer: Choi Dong Huin

Cast :
Cho Seung Woo ... Goni
Bae Yun Sik ... Pung Kyung Jang





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After losing a fortune in a game he should have never played to begin with, Goni (Cho Seung Woo of Marathon and Love Phobia) tries to get back his money by learning from the best. He tours the country looking for hwatoo master Pyung Kyung Jang (Baek Yun Shik of Save the Green Planet), the man who in a few hands pulverizes ten years of hard work.

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Righteous Ties

Righteous Ties (Geo-rook-han Gye-boo)

Release Date : 2006
Director: Jang Jin
Writer: Jang Jin

Cast:
Jeong Jae Yeong ... Chi Sung
Jeon Joon Ho ... Joo Joong



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An eccentric but faithful mafia, Chi-sung is sent to prison for his part in a gang fight. But when his parents are attacked by a rival mob and his own people take no action, he realizes that a decade of loyalty towards the gang has become futile. Determined to confront his own boss, he finds a way to escape from prison with his fellow inmates. Meanwhile, his friend Joo-joong is given the task to stop Chi-sung, forcing him to choose between the bond of friendship and loyalty towards the gang.

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Tell Me Something

Tell Me Something

Release Date : 1999
Director: Jang Yoon Hyeon
Writer: Kim Eun Jeong, Kong Soo Chang, In Eun Ah

Cast:
Han Seok Kyu ... Detective Cho
Shim Eun Ha ... Cha Su Yeon
Jang Hyeon Seong ... Detective Oh




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An interesting thriller about a serial killer who is offing (and then dismembering) the ex-lovers of a beautiful young woman. Not satisfied with just cutting them to pieces while they're still alive, the killer delivers the bodyparts in black bags to different parts of the city to be discovered, and it's up to the cops, led by Cho (Suk-kyu Han) to, quite literally, piece together the evidences.

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Yesterday

Yesterday

Release Date : 2002
Director: Yeon Yun Su
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Cast:
Kim Sun Ah ... May
Kim Seung Woo ... Seok
Kim Yu Jin ... Hui Su
Choi Min Su ... Goliath


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By the year 2020, the unification of the Korean peninsula has finally occurred. Detectives from the South, and "Rangers" from the North have merged to form the Special Investigations unit. Equipped with the latest technology, their missions range from quelling terrorist cells to solving high profile murders.

Detective Suk has been assigned to solve the multiple homicides of several prominent members of the scientific community. The only common link is that all of them were found with a mysterious pendant, the same one found on his son whom Suk accidentally shot while trying to rescue him from a terrorist group.

When the police commissioner is kidnapped, and the same pendant is found at the crime scene, Seok is pulled back to Inner City to figure out what the connection is. He is also saddled with Hisu, a forensic profiler and daughter of the commissioner, who has a habit of not following orders.

At first it appears that it's just another case of domestic terrorism. The further Suk and Hisu investigates, the closer they come to a 30 year old conspiracy that could destroy their very lives!

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A Dirty Carnival

A Dirty Carnival (Biyeolhan Geori)

Release Date: 2006
Director: Ha Yu
Writer: Ha Yu

Cast:
Jo In Sung ... Byung Du
Nam Gung Min ... Min Ho




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Byung-du is a 29-year-old career criminal, working for the middle-rank enforcer Sang-chul. Burdened with a terminally ill mother and taking care of younger siblings, Byung-du is feeling financial pressure as a substitute patriarch. When the big boss President Hwang is cornered by a corrupt prosecutor, Byung-du volunteers for a whack job and wins the big man's trust. However, his real trouble begins when friend Min-ho, an aspiring movie director, asks him to be a consultant for the latter's debut film.

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The City Of Violence

The City Of Violence (Jjakpe)

Release DAte: 2006
Director: Ryu Sung Wan
Writer: Kim Jeong Min, Lee Won Jae, Ryu Sung Wan

Cast:
Ryu Sung Wan ... Tae Soo
Jung Doo Hong ... Suk Hwan




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Tae Soo, a cop based in Seoul returns to his hometown when he learns that his closest childhood friend, a reformed gangster named Wang Jae, has been killed. While at the funeral Tae Soo is reunited with other childhood friends Pil Ho – Wang Jae’s slightly greasy brother in law and successor as gang boss – and Suk Hwan, a hot tempered minor thug. Following the funeral, Suk Hwan, driven by a desire for revenge, and Tae Soo, unable to shake the feeling that there’s more to the story then he is being told, set out to find Wang Jae’s killers and take them down.

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The Customer Is Always Right

The Customer Is Always Right (Son Nim Eun Wang I Da)

Release Date : 2006
Director: Oh Ki Hyeon
Writer: Oh Ki Hyeon

Cast:
Lee Seung Gyun ... Lee Jang Gil
Myoeng Gye Nam ... Kim Yang Gil
Seong Yeon A ... Jeon Yeon Ok
Sung Ji Ru ... Ah Chang Jin


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What would you do if someone knew one of your secrets and tried to exploit the situation for his own gain? That's the situation facing the lead character in The Customer Is Always Right, written and directed by Oh Ki Hyun. The film revolves around the life of a meek barber named Ahn Chang Jin (Seong Ji Roo, from Super Family), a self-educated professional who takes great pride in his job. To keep everything ship shape, he purchases the best equipment, cleans the shop regularly, and even plays classical music to enliven the spirits of his customers. In his personal life, he's got a beautiful wife named Jeon Yeon Ok (Seong Hyeon Ah, from The Intimate). Life seems good, at least, at first.

Things take a dramatic turn one day when the barber comes face-to-face with a scary-looking intimidator by the name of Kim Yang Gil (Myeong Kye Nam). It seems that Ahn hides a dark past, and the mysterious Mr. Kim has no problem blackmailing the barber through this shady little secret. On the first day, Ahn ends up paying Kim off with a small amount of cash, but each time the man returns, his demands for payment become progressively worse, as the "fee" doubles each time he visits. Desperate to maintain his reputation, he complies with the man's wishes, but eventually finds himself in fear of his next move. Eventually, Ahn hires a private investigator to look into the man's background and see if there are any skeletons in his closet. However, this investigation unearths something rather startling about the mystery blackmailer. Adapted from a short story by Japanese mystery writer Nishimura Kyotaro, The Customer Is Always Right proves that some secrets are better left buried in the past!

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Princess Aurora

Princess Aurora (Oo Ra Ra Gongju)

Release Date: 2005
Director: Pang Eun Jin
Writer: Pang Eun Jin, Kim Chae Rae, Seong Min Hee

Cast:
Uhm Jung Hwa ... Jung Sun Jung
Moon Seung Gun ... Det. Oh


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Directed and co-written by Pang Eun Jin, the edgy thriller Princess Aurora features the talented Uhm Jung Hwa in a remarkably different kind of role! Known primarily for her appearances in romantic comedies like Singles and All For Love, Uhm makes a dark transformation, as she portrays the key suspect in a brutal murder investigation! When a woman is killed in a department store, the authorities hope that it's an isolated incident, but two days later, another homicide occurs. This time around, a woman is suffocated to death. And thus, a series of murders start to take place in Kangnam, a high class neighborhood in Seoul. The only clue left behind at the crime scene is a children's sticker, depicting the cartoon character "Princess Aurora."

Moon Sung Keun plays Oh, a veteran detective in the violent crimes division, who believes that the beautiful Jung Sun Jung (Uhm Jung Hwa) is the real culprit behind this terrible killing spree. However, Detective Oh knows more than he lets on, as he neglects to tell anyone in the department, including his partner, that Sun Jung is his ex-wife! If she's really the killer, what's her motivation? And will Oh be able to bring her to justice? Find out in Princess Aurora, a thrilling crime drama that also features supporting performances by Kwon Oh Joong, Choi Jong Won, and Hyun Young, and marks the directorial debut of noted actress Pang Eun Jin, who appeared in such films as Park Chul Soo's 301/302 and Kim Ki Duk's Address Unknown!


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