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Nowhere to Hide (1999)

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Original title: Injeong sajeong bol geot eobtda


Release Date
• USA: Dec 22, 2000

MPAA Rating
Rated R for violence and language.

Running Time
1 hour, 52 minutes

Country South Korea

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Other Titles
• Nowhere to Hide (2001)
• Injeong sajeong bol geot eobtda



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Genre: Crime, Thriller, Comedy, Murder, Revenge, Police

Plot: NOWHERE TO HIDE, the sixth feature from Korean New Wave writer-director Lee Myung-Se (GAGMAN) is an arty police action film jam-packed with style and attitude. Fans of Asian directors Takeshi "Beat" Kitano and John Woo will recognize the iconographic character of Detective Woo (Park Joong-Hoon), a slouching, thuggish homicide cop in South Korea's port city of Inchon. Woo smiles like a mischievous child, but he carries a baseball bat in his car, and leads a stooge-like squad of cops brandishing iron nightsticks. Along with his straitlaced partner, Kim (Jang Dong-Kun), Woo embarks on a sleepless, months-long hunt for the brutal killer who murdered a drug kingpin on the city's centralized monument, 40 Steps. Woo and his gangster-like men violently clash with suspects in colorful freeze frames and slow-motion shots, accompanied by a pumped-up rock score. After being defeated in a slapstick dance-like fight, a drug runner leads Woo to a primary suspect's femme fatale girlfriend, Juyon (Choi Ji-Woo). The detective then begins an infuriating game of watch and wait. Full of visual panache and humor, Lee's stylish thriller climaxes in a glorious rain-drenched mano a mano between the brutally tenacious Woo and his elusive prey.

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 Directed by
Myung-se Lee
Hyeongsa
 Written by
Myung-se Lee
Hyeongsa
 Cast
Joong-Hoon Park
The Truth About Charlie, Tube, American Dragons
Sung-kee Ahn
Musa the Warrior, Strokes of Fire, Silmido
Dong-Kun Jang
Brotherhood, The Promise, 2009: Lost Memories
Ji-Woo Choi
Nuguna bimileun itda, Olgami
Hae-eun Lee
Chunhyang, Meon kil
Sang-Myeon Park
Jopog manura, Banchikwang, Jambok-geunmu
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 Music By
Sung-woo Jo
Three, Memento Mori, Reptilian



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