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The Last Witness
Based on a true story and a legendary Korean novel, this movie follows Detective Oh (superstar Lee Jung Jae) and his investigation into the mysterious murder of a North Korean. His investigation leads him to a diary, which was written by a nun who - along with her boyfriend - helped lead the escape of North Korean POWs held captive during the Korean War. Detective Oh eventually becomes emotionally involved with the case and pursues the writer of the diary and her long-lost boyfriend, hoping to crack the case and learn more about the story of the POWs.
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Based on a true story and a legendary Korean novel, this movie follows Detective Oh (superstar Lee Jung Jae) and his investigation into the mysterious murder of a North Korean. His investigation leads him to a diary, which was written by a nun who - along with her boyfriend - helped lead the escape of North Korean POWs held captive during the Korean War. Detective Oh eventually becomes emotionally involved with the case and pursues the writer of the diary and her long-lost boyfriend, hoping to crack the case and learn more about the story of the POWs.
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Genre:Action, Drama, Thriller
Written By:Bae Chang-ho
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Runtime:106 minutes
Studio:Cinema Service, Taewon Entertainment, SBS Productions
Cast
Bae Chang-ho
Director
Lee Jung-jae
Detective Oh
Ahn Sung-ki
Hwang-seok
Lee Mi-yeon
Son Ji-hye
Jung Jun-ho
Han Dong-ju
Jung Jin-gak
Head of the Investigation
Lee Ki-young
Yang Dal-soo
Jung Sang-cheol
Detective So
Lee Dae-yeon
Detective Cheon
Kim Dong-su
Kim Joong-yeob
Jeon Won-joo
Restaurant lady
Kang Seong-jin
Kang Man-ho
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