The movie tells the story of an ethnic Korean cab driver who accepts a murder mission in search of his missing wife, only to be caught up in a complicated conspiracy and pursuit.
The Korean police are just as incompetent as in The Chaser, and the Korean gangsters are just as incompetent, both black and white are rice bowls, a group of people can’t beat up one person, it’s just too weak, in addition, the movie reveals the plight and suffering of the Korean people in Korea, just like the Yellow Sea, sandwiched between the two countries, and ultimately perish in the end.
Rave reviews for the bed scene in the drama.
2010 / South Korea U.S.A. Hong Kong, China / Drama Action Crime / LAW HONG SQUARE / HA JUNG WOO KIM YUN SEK
In order to be able to send his wife to Korea for a part-time job, cab driver Gyunam (Ha Jung-woo Jeong-wooHa) has to borrow a huge sum of 60,000 dollars.
His wife has not been heard from for six months, and Ku-nam can only numb his nerves with alcohol and gambling every day.
One day, after being introduced by a debtor, Kunan meets Mr. Myun.
Mr. Myun is not only willing to help him sneak into Korea to look for his wife, but he is also willing to pay off all of his debts on the condition that he is allowed to kill a man in Seoul.
After a few twists and turns, Kunan finally crosses the Yellow Sea and arrives in Seoul. However, it’s not so easy to kill the object of his close protection, and Kunan begins to make a thorough plan while asking around for his wife’s whereabouts.
His wife has disappeared from the world, and Kunan, who did not kill anyone, is wanted by the police for being present at the murder scene.
At the same time, Mr. Myun, who came from Yanbian, tries to kill Kunan for fear of being exposed as a murderer. Kunan is almost in a desperate situation. …… Ha Jung-woo won the Best Actor Award at the 47th Baeksang Art Awards for this film.
