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Days and Nights of Confrontation
The film was produced by the Korean April 25 Film Studio and is a sequel to 2022’s One Day and One Night about an attempt to kill North Korean founding leader Kim Il Sung. Set in the 1990s after Kim Il Sung’s death, “Days and Nights of Confrontation” centres on the character Kim Song Jae, a prosecutor who is investigating a murder case with his team.
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The film was produced by the Korean April 25 Film Studio and is a sequel to 2022’s One Day and One Night about an attempt to kill North Korean founding leader Kim Il Sung. Set in the 1990s after Kim Il Sung’s death, “Days and Nights of Confrontation” centres on the character Kim Song Jae, a prosecutor who is investigating a murder case with his team.
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Runtime:102 minutes
Studio:April 25 Film Studio
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