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Dragon Inn Part 1 : The City of Sadness 

‘Dragon Inn’ looks like an ordinary Chinese restaurant but in fact, it’s a safe house of an organization that executes revenge for people who are in difficulties. The five members, Cheol-min, Ji-hye, Seung-jin, Yong-tae and the Boss are gathered for their own different reasons. One day, a murder case related to an infamous entrepreneur happens. Even worse, the victim turns out to be a friend of one of the members of Dragon Inn…
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‘Dragon Inn’ looks like an ordinary Chinese restaurant but in fact, it’s a safe house of an organization that executes revenge for people who are in difficulties. The five members, Cheol-min, Ji-hye, Seung-jin, Yong-tae and the Boss are gathered for their own different reasons. One day, a murder case related to an infamous entrepreneur happens. Even worse, the victim turns out to be a friend of one of the members of Dragon Inn…

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Genre:Action
Directed By:Choi Sang-hun
Written By:Han Seung-yeop
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Runtime:94 minutes
Studio:Gnos, Kkuljam Company, Dreamfact Entertainment

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