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Sin of a Family
Detective Cho is incompetent and always fails to be promoted. His only pleasures in life are spying on neighbors who are having affairs or binge drinking. One day, Cho comes across the corpse of what seems to be a child on a nearby mountain and he decides to investigate the case, thinking that this is his last chance to impress his boss. Cho enlists the help of his partner, Detective Lee, and together the two embark upon an investigation that will test their professional judgement. The more they learn about the case, the more they come to suspect that the poverty-stricken father of the dead child is their killer. But the case goes off course when the two begin to sympathize with him.
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Detective Cho is incompetent and always fails to be promoted. His only pleasures in life are spying on neighbors who are having affairs or binge drinking. One day, Cho comes across the corpse of what seems to be a child on a nearby mountain and he decides to investigate the case, thinking that this is his last chance to impress his boss. Cho enlists the help of his partner, Detective Lee, and together the two embark upon an investigation that will test their professional judgement. The more they learn about the case, the more they come to suspect that the poverty-stricken father of the dead child is their killer. But the case goes off course when the two begin to sympathize with him.
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Genre:Crime, Thriller
Written By:Min Byeong-jin
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Runtime:98 minutes
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Min Byeong-jin
Director
Shin Hyun-jun
Detective Cho
Wang Hee-ji
In-soo's wife, Ko Hyeong-sook
Jeon No-min
Taxi driver, Jeong In-soo
Sang-yeon Jo
Jeong Myeong-hwan
Lee Ki-woo
Detective Lee
Jung Won-joong
Chief Seo
Noh Young-hak
Jo Gyeong-su
Kim So-hyun
Jung Myung-hee
Wang Hee-ji
Ko Young-suk
Bae Seong-ho
Community Center Employee
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