(2021), originally titled Susaekja , is a South Korean mystery-thriller directed by Kim Min-seob .
: Once inside the DMZ, the platoon encounters an unidentified, mysterious soldier who is neither one of the deserters nor a member of their crew.
: Simultaneously, a group of deserters flees into the restricted access zone of the DMZ. The 3rd Platoon , led by Captain Kang Seong-goo , is urgently deployed on a search-and-capture operation.
: It is gradually revealed that the 3rd Platoon may have been involved in a previous cover-up. The mission into the DMZ is not just a search for deserters but a way to silence witnesses and bury the truth regarding the officer’s murder.
: The film begins in the dead of night when a gunshot rings out at a military base. A female education officer, First Lieutenant Im So-yeon , is found dead in her quarters. While high-ranking officials push to report the death as a suicide, it is revealed that a soldier witnessed her being sexually assaulted by a male officer earlier that night.
(2021), originally titled Susaekja , is a South Korean mystery-thriller directed by Kim Min-seob .
: Once inside the DMZ, the platoon encounters an unidentified, mysterious soldier who is neither one of the deserters nor a member of their crew.
: Simultaneously, a group of deserters flees into the restricted access zone of the DMZ. The 3rd Platoon , led by Captain Kang Seong-goo , is urgently deployed on a search-and-capture operation.
: It is gradually revealed that the 3rd Platoon may have been involved in a previous cover-up. The mission into the DMZ is not just a search for deserters but a way to silence witnesses and bury the truth regarding the officer’s murder.
: The film begins in the dead of night when a gunshot rings out at a military base. A female education officer, First Lieutenant Im So-yeon , is found dead in her quarters. While high-ranking officials push to report the death as a suicide, it is revealed that a soldier witnessed her being sexually assaulted by a male officer earlier that night.
