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The Advocate: A Missing Body
When his client suddenly confesses to murder in open court, a hotshot attorney embarks on a search for truth to redeem his ruined reputation.
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When his client suddenly confesses to murder in open court, a hotshot attorney embarks on a search for truth to redeem his ruined reputation.
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Genre:Thriller, Action
Written By:Lee Gong-ju, Huh Jong-ho, Choi Gwan-young
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Runtime:117 minutes
Studio:Wooso Pictures, CJ Entertainment, Amber Films
Cast
Huh Jong-ho
Director
Lee Sun-kyun
Byeong Ho-sung
Jang Hyun-sung
Moon Ji-hoon
Kim Go-eun
Jin Sun-mi
Im Won-hee
Ho-sung's Subordinate
Kim Yoon-hye
Han Min-jeong
Kwak Min-seok
Superintendent public prosecutor
Choi Jae-woong
Kim Jeong-hwan
Park Ji-young
Representative Joo
Bae Yu-ram
Yong-sik
Min Jin-woong
Gap-soo
Ju Seok-tae
David Lee
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