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Veteran detective So-young and her rookie partner Hyun-gi happen onto an incendiary homicide case. They discover that the present case is somehow related to the mysterious death of a girl ten years previously.
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Veteran detective So-young and her rookie partner Hyun-gi happen onto an incendiary homicide case. They discover that the present case is somehow related to the mysterious death of a girl ten years previously.

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Genre:Horror
Directed By:Ahn Sang-hoon
Written By:Ahn Sang-hoon, Lee Jeong-sub, Sun-Joo Jung, Ahn Sang-hoon
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Runtime:97 minutes
Studio:Lotte Entertainment, The Dream & Pictures

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