Detective Woo is on the trail of the mysterious gangster Sungmin, a master of disguise who always manages to elude his pursuers. Eventually, the cop tracks down and confronts the master-criminal in the suburbs of a coal-mining town.
Lee Myung-se
Director
Park Joong-hoon
Detective Woo
Ahn Sung-ki
Chang Sung-min
Jang Dong-gun
Detective Kim
Choi Ji-woo
Kim Ju-yeon
Ahn Jae-mo
Young-bae
Sim Cheol-jong
Detective Joo
Lee Won-jong
Detective Park
Do Yong-gu
Detective Jang
Park Seung-ho
Detective Lee
Ki Joo-bong
Chief of Criminal Unit
Song Young-chang
Drug Dealer
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