The Midnight Sun

Year: 1971

Runtime: 100 mins

Language: Korean

Director: Lee Man-hee

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Commander Jang Jung‑Han lives with his son Kyu‑Shik. Kyu‑Shik meets country boy In‑Dol, who asks him to find his sister. While chasing a motorcycle couple, the team discovers Kyu‑Shik kidnapped by Kim Min‑Su, a man Jang once jailed for stealing money. Released, Kim abducts Kyu‑Shik. Jang solves the case and learns the victim is In‑Dol’s sister.

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