Director Hwang Byeng-gug. Principle Cast: Kang Ha-neul, Yoo Hae-jin and Park Hae-joon
Here’s the Synoptic Skinny for a Film Created with Incredible Panache
Lee Kang-su payed by Actor Kang-Ha-nuel is a petty street crime urchin yet to realize his real potential: He has a primordial saviness and a photographic memory. He is arrested on false accusations of a drug deal. At the time he is not much better than a typical South Korean street urchin trying to survive another day. He subsequently strikes a deal with an ambitious prosecutor, Kuoo Gkwan-hee (Yoo) played by Actor Yoo-Hae-jin, to become a dime-dropping informant who will be raking in a whole lot of mullah and respect that comes after his release from imprisonment.
Once inside the world of organized drug lords as a super snitch, he deals with corrupt officials, deadly conspiracies and a lot more. Kang-su, however, doesn’t delude himself. He realizes he’s a pawn in a game more sinister than he expected.
Attention Audiences: Looking for a slam-dunk, slam-bang, slam-boom film that can have you gasping for oxygen and respite?
It’s here!
And it’s in yer face!
Opened April 25 in Theaters in the U.S. and Canada
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the WORD Editor, Reviewer, Gregg W. Morris