Seoul

Year: 2002

Runtime: 110 mins

Language: Japanese

Director: Masahiko Nagasawa

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Detective Hayase, on his way to Seoul airport, is caught in a truck robbery. Forced to extend his stay to help identify the thieves, he is soon thrust into a second crisis when Japan’s foreign minister is kidnapped just before an Asian summit. He must solve both cases within a 72‑hour deadline.

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