Koreans are keen to use reality as a source for movies. Chinese audiences are well known for the Korean movies "The Melting Pot" and "Suyuan".
From this we tend to look at it: reality is often heavier than movies.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right">01 杀人回忆</h1>
Based on the Hwaseong serial murder case, one of South Korea's three major unsolved cases.
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In 1986, in Hwaseong-gun, Gyeonggi Province, South Korea, in the summer when it was so hot that a female corpse was found in a field, it had long been smelly. Detective Park (Song Kang-ho), a town policeman, and Agent Su (Kim Sang-kyung) from Seoul take over the case, and the only thing that can be confirmed is that the female corpse was raped before she died. The serious lack of clues makes the inexperienced Detective Park and his partner Agent Cao (Jin Luohe) beat the criminal suspect several times based only on rough confessions and sixth sense inference. The Su detectives were objective and calm, according to reasoned analysis, several times to eliminate the suspicion, the police in order to prove and overturn the contradictions, but the innocent women were still brutally killed one after another, they had to reach a consensus to cooperate together. At this time, a young man (Park Hae-il), who is extremely suitable for the characteristics of the crime, becomes the biggest suspect, the police nervously lock him, and the DNA test report is also sent to the United States, but the case does not stop here.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right">02 孩子们</h1>
Based on the disappearance of the frog teenager in three major unsolved cases in South Korea.
March 26, 1991, Daegu, South Korea. The five boys attending Seongseo Elementary School went up the mountain together and never looked back. The incident caused an uproar, and although the police dispatched tens of thousands of searchers, they never found anything, and the whereabouts of the children became an intractable mystery. One day four years later, when Jiang Zhisheng, a tv producer with unlimited scenery, was exiled from his headquarters to the remote Daegu area on suspicion of counterfeiting, he found that the local people were still concerned about the "missing frog boy case" that many people had forgotten. In order to turn over as soon as possible, Jiang Zhisheng and Professor Huang, who has been paying attention to this case, join hands, and the case that has been plagued for many years seems to have a new turning point...
The film is based on a real case that took place in Daegu, South Korea, in 1991, known as the "Frog Boy Disappearance Incident."
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right">失踪</h1>
Based on the serial murder case of Kang Hao-soon incident.
Her sister (Kim Se-hong) travels with her friends to live in a small hotel, but they never expect to meet the perverted shopkeeper Pan Gen (Moon Sung-geun). The loyal and honest shopkeeper brutally killed his sister's friend and imprisoned her, torturing and abusing her in every way. A few days later, another equally outstanding-looking young girl, Hyun Ting (Qiu Cei Hyun), comes to the town to find her sister. After much investigation, she suspected that the innkeeper had kidnapped her sister, and with the help of the police, they searched Pangen's basement, but found nothing. Just as her sister Hyun-ting is about to leave the town, pangen, the innkeeper, unexpectedly appears and lures her to her place. At this time, the sister had already been killed by the hotel owner, and the sister was in the same dangerous situation as the sister...
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right">那家伙的声音</h1>
Based on the abduction and murder of Lee Hyung-ho, one of the three major unsolved cases in South Korea.
The son of TV anchor Han Kyung-pei (Xue Jingqiu) is kidnapped, and the kidnapper (Kang Dong-won) calls to demand a ransom of 100 million won, and Kyung-pei is not allowed to bargain. Kyung-pei and his wife Ji-sun (Kim Nam-joo) are very anxious, and they have no choice but to call the police, and the police quickly launch an investigation.
The police's high-tech approach to investigation simply doesn't work for cunning criminals. The only useful evidence was the voice that was recorded when the kidnappers called. A deep, emotionless voice. The case has not progressed, and Jing Pei and his wife do not even know the death or death of their son. So Jingpei decided to come forward on his own and secretly asked the kidnappers to meet.