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The Hunt
When raw gold is discovered deep in the woods, a group of gold hunters arrive to mine it. Several neighbors in the area witness the hunters by chance and find themselves in danger. Among the witnesses, hunter Ki-sung risks his life to protect the other witnesses and engages the gold hunters in a cat-and-mouse game of death.
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When raw gold is discovered deep in the woods, a group of gold hunters arrive to mine it. Several neighbors in the area witness the hunters by chance and find themselves in danger. Among the witnesses, hunter Ki-sung risks his life to protect the other witnesses and engages the gold hunters in a cat-and-mouse game of death.
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Genre:Action, Thriller
Written By:Cheon Jin-wu
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Runtime:93 minutes
Studio:Lotte Entertainment, Big Stone Pictures
Cast
Lee Woo-chul
Director
Ahn Sung-ki
Moon Ki-sung
Cho Jin-woong
Park Dong-geun / Park Myung-geun
Han Ye-ri
Kim Yang-soon
Kwon Yul
Maeng Joon-ho
Son Hyun-joo
Detective Squad Chief Son
Park Byung-eun
Kwak Jong-pil
Han Jae-yeong
Kim Chang-shik
Kim Yoon-sung
Son Ki-wook
Ye Su-jeong
Granny
Jin Sun-kyu
Kim Joong-hyun
Shim Yi-young
Lee Geum-ja
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