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A prisoner on death row feels suicidal in his cell. However, he finds a glimmer of hope from his daughter's letter and the lawyer's suggestion that they make use of a breach in the law.
Top billed cast
Song Sam-dongJang-geun
Kwak Do-wonLawyer
Kim Gyu-NamMonster
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