DMZ: Reload

DMZ: Reload

DMZ: Reload

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DMZ: Reload

2019

1h 15m

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Peaceful unification between North and South Korea is about to take place. Therefore, the DMZ area near Panmunjom (JSA) will be designated as a Special Peaceful Zone (a.k.a SPZ) for unification of the Korean Commonwealth. So, Panmunjom has entered a overall development phase. However, murder takes place in the DMZ. The suspect is a deserter who is only known as code-name Firefox, the special agent of North Korea.

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윤주

Yoon Cheong-ha

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Lee Kyung-mi-II

Rim Kyeong-mi

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Ju Min-ha

Joo Ho-yeong

Ju Min-ha

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Jung Ji Yeon

Jeong Eun-yeong

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Jung Hee-joon

Suspect Gumiho [ legendary fox with nine tails]

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Lee Seung-chul-II

Suspect Gumiho [legendary fox with nine tails]'s voice

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