The 'Home Team' Will Win the Big Game
For football fans, this sports movie will show viewers the bonding between father and son as the son prepares for his big game.
The Queen of Crime
When her son who lives in a single room is given an outrageous $1,000 water bill, a mother decides to become a detective and find out what is behind it.
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When her son who lives in a single room is given an outrageous $1,000 water bill, a mother decides to become a detective and find out what is behind it.
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Genre:Thriller, Comedy, Crime
Written By:Lee Yo-sup
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Runtime:103 minutes
Studio:KwangHwaMoon Cinema, Contents Panda, The Contents On
Cast
Lee Yo-sup
Director
Park Ji-young
Lee Mi-kyung
Jo Bok-rae
Gae-tae
Kim Dae-hyun
Lee Ik-soo (#404)
Heo Jeong-do
Kang Ha-joon (#403)
Baek Soo-jang
Oh Deok-goo (#301)
Esom
Kyung Jin-sook (#402)
Lee Sung-wook
Lee Tae-gil
Oh Chang-kyung
Park Se-joo
Kang Jin-ah
Constable Song
Kwak Jin-mu
#303
Jeon Go-woon
Examination Graduate Student
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