Train

Year: 1000

Runtime: 720 mins

Language: Korean

Directors: Lee Seung-hoon, Ryu Seung-jin

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Skeletons are found on the tracks of a closed station, yet one corpse returns to the police station. As detectives investigate the origins of the bodies, they uncover a murder that split reality twelve years earlier. Do Won pursues the hidden truth across parallel worlds, revealing how divergent choices created two contrasting universes.

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