Nae-ga sal-in-beom-i-da (2012)

Nae-ga sal-in-beom-i-da: Directed by Byung-gil Jung. With Jae-yeong Jeong, Shi-hoo Park, Hae-Kyun Jung, Yeong-ae Kim. Lee Du-seok publishes an autobiography describing murders he committed after the statute of limitations expires. A detective and one of the victim’s mothers search for the author while another killer begins a spree of murders.

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