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The Midnight Sun
Jang Jung-Han is a commander of 330 unit who is with his wife and son Kyu-Shik. By chance Kyu-Shik meets a country boy In-Dol who asks him to find out his sister. The 330 unit comes upon Kyu-Shik's kidnap while it is searching for a couple burglar on motor cycle. Kim Min-Su stole money to pay for his son's medical charge 7 years ago. At that time he solicited Jang Jung-Han not to arrest him but he is arrested and jailed. After finishing his imprisonment, he finds that his wife remarried and his son is dying of maltreatment. He kidnaps Kyu-Shik to retaliate, but he gives up because Kyu-Shik is so simple and innocent. The commander solves the motor cycle case and finds that the woman is In-Dol's sister who feels regret her faults.
| Release : | 1971 |
| Rating : | 6.2 |
| Studio : | |
| Crew : | Director, Screenplay, |
| Cast : | Shin Seong-il Chang-kang Heo Yoon Jeong-hee Kim Chang-sook |
| Genre : | Drama Action Crime |
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Reviews
Pretty Good
Better than most people think
Pretty good movie overall. First half was nothing special but it got better as it went along.
What begins as a feel-good-human-interest story turns into a mystery, then a tragedy, and ultimately an outrage.
Movies watched last year (and having good memory still remember well) but I am going just now to make a little comment After watching it I was not particularly impressed, you will be in the field Yellow / police are very fussy and pretentious ... well here we have a very sober pale yellow and without particular verve and from the start you can imagine where "The Midnight Sun" wants to go getting at and where he wants to be stranded. The happy ending is guaranteed ... in fact we have a "bad" (which so much "bad" is not) that is even forgiven. A movie in my view most appropriate for young audiences despite stretches the genre "crime"
