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That One Night 

A retired veteran officer finds himself up against a nightmarish collage of villains dealing in murder, rape, and abduction. A group of ladies are caught into this web of unfathomable evil and mayhem, along with the mysterious solitary stranger, who seems intent on protecting the village. All fates collide together in a non-stop acceleration of palm sweating action. In a yet to be seen heart stopping thrill paced suspense, one can't help but wonder if anything can be done to stop this runaway train of deadly bloodlust before it's too late.
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A retired veteran officer finds himself up against a nightmarish collage of villains dealing in murder, rape, and abduction. A group of ladies are caught into this web of unfathomable evil and mayhem, along with the mysterious solitary stranger, who seems intent on protecting the village. All fates collide together in a non-stop acceleration of palm sweating action. In a yet to be seen heart stopping thrill paced suspense, one can't help but wonder if anything can be done to stop this runaway train of deadly bloodlust before it's too late.

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Genre:Crime, Thriller
Directed By:Lee Jin
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Runtime:85 minutes
Studio:The Way Entertainment

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Director

Lee Jin

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BG LEE

약초꾼

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Jo Sang-ki

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Kwon Hae-sung

김병규

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