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Nowhere To Hide (DVD, 2001)

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Nowhere to Hide DVD (2001) Joong-Hung Park, Lee (DIR) cert 15 NEW Title: Nowhere to Hide Leading Actor: Joong-Hung Park Region: Region 0 Duration: 97 mins Format: DVD / Widescreen Type: DVD No. Detective Woo (Joong-Hoon Park) is on the trail of the mysterious gangster Sungmin (Sung-Ki Ahn).

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Detective Woo is on the trail of a underground drug ring who use violence on a daily basis. When he catches up with Jugo, the woman who is in love with Sungmin, the leader of the gang, Detective Woo knows that Sungmin can't be far away...

Product Identifiers

ProducerTae-Won Chung

EAN5023965334329

eBay Product ID (ePID)3950359

Product Key Features

ActorSung-Ki Ahn, Joong-Hoon Park, Dong-Kun Jang, Ji-Woo Choi

Film/TV TitleNowhere to Hide

DirectorMyung-Se Lee

LanguageKorean

Subtitle LanguageEnglish

Run Time97 Mins

Aspect RatioAnamorphic Wide Screen

Release Year2001

FormatDVD

FeaturesStar And Director Filmographies\Scene Selection\Nowhere To Hide Screensaver\Original Theatrical Trailer\Roger Clarke Film Notes\Asia Extreme Trailer Reel, Widescreen, With Subtitles

GenreDrama, General

Additional Product Features

Number of Discs1

Certificate15

Country/Region of ManufactureSouth Korea

Executive ProducerWoo-Suk Kang

Additional InformationNOWHERE TO HIDE, the sixth feature from Korean New Wave writer-director Lee Myung-Se (GAGMAN) is an arty police action film jam-packed with style and attitude. Fans of Asian directors Takeshi "Beat" Kitano and John Woo will recognize the iconographic character of Detective Woo (Park Joong-Hoon), a slouching, thuggish homicide cop in South Korea's port city of Inchon. Woo smiles like a mischievous child, but he carries a baseball bat in his car, and leads a stooge-like squad of cops brandishing iron nightsticks. Along with his straitlaced partner, Kim (Jang Dong-Kun), Woo embarks on a sleepless, months-long hunt for the brutal killer who murdered a drug kingpin on the city's centralized monument, 40 Steps. Woo and his gangster-like men violently clash with suspects in colorful freeze frames and slow-motion shots, accompanied by a pumped-up rock score. After being defeated in a slapstick dance-like fight, a drug runner leads Woo to a primary suspect's femme fatale girlfriend, Juyon (Choi Ji-Woo). The detective then begins an infuriating game of watch and wait. Full of visual panache and humor, Lee's stylish thriller climaxes in a glorious rain-drenched mano a mano between the brutally tenacious Woo and his elusive prey.

ReviewsHollywood Reporter - ...Ultrastylish....With a provocative soundtrack....NOWHERE also boasts smashing cinematography..., Sight and Sound - ...An accomplished action thriller....[Park] radiates a coiled energy born from years of tough graft and hard knocks -- a performance of soulful intensity...

ScreenwriterMyung-Se Lee

Format DescriptionDVD 5

Sound sourceDolby Digital

EditorIm Pyo Go

Movie/TV TitleNowhere To Hide

Director of PhotographyHaeng-Ki Song, Kwang-Seok Jeong