The Apprehenders (Movie - 2011)

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  Park Joong-hoon
  박중훈
  As
  Hwang Jae-seong
  (황재성)
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  Lee Seon-gyoon
  이선균
  As
  Jeong Ee-chan
  (정의찬)
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  Lee Sung-min
  이성민
  As
  Detective Jo
  (조 형사)
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  Kim Jeong-tae
  김정태
  As
  Detective Song
  (송 형사)
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  Ko Joo-yeon
  고주연
  As
  Soo-yeon
  (수연)
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  Han Soo-yeon
  한수연
  As
  Hyeon-sook
  (현숙)

• [HanCinema's Film Review] "The Apprehenders"

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  Korean movie of the week "The Apprehenders"
  2011/09/08, Source,
  Korean movie of the week "The Apprehenders" (2011) Directed by Lim Chan-ik With Park Joong-hoon, Lee Seon-gyoon, Lee Sung-min, Kim Jeong-tae, Ko Joo-yeon, Han Soo-yeon,... Synopsis It's a dog-eat-dog world where only the fittest survives – and, law enforcement agency is no exception. Competition is fierce between the two neighboring precincts of Mapo and Seodaemun who are subject to constant comparison. Mapo Precinct's Chief, HWANG Jae-seong is the top dog with unmatched record,...More