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Here Comes Dae Geun 

Ship captain Lee Dae-geun falls in love with a showgirl named Eun-shil. When a North Korean spy is refused transport by Dae-geun, the agent atempts to kill him. Lee kills the man in self-defense, but is sent to prison. When released he finds his company bankrupt and his girlfriend being harassed by associates to the slain man. It is up to Dae-geun to save her and his business.
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Ship captain Lee Dae-geun falls in love with a showgirl named Eun-shil. When a North Korean spy is refused transport by Dae-geun, the agent atempts to kill him. Lee kills the man in self-defense, but is sent to prison. When released he finds his company bankrupt and his girlfriend being harassed by associates to the slain man. It is up to Dae-geun to save her and his business.

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Genre:Romance, Action
Directed By:Choi Young-chul
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Studio:대영흥행주식회사

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