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Black Money is a sud coréen film of genre Drama directed by Chung Ji-young with Jo Jin-woong
Black Money (2019)
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Add to a movie listBlack Money (hangeul : 블랙머니, litt. « Argent noir ») est un thriller sud-coréen réalisé par Jeong Ji-yeong et sorti en 2019 en Corée du Sud.
Il totalise plus d'un million d'entrées au box-office sud-coréen de 2019.
Synopsis
Yang Min-hyeok (Jo Jin-woong), procureur au barreau de Séoul, travaille sur une affaire dans laquelle Park Soo-kyeong (Lee Eun-woo ) a été renversée par plusieurs voitures sur l'autoroute. Quelques jours plus tard, elle est retrouvée morte. Dans son dernier SMS envoyé à sa petite sœur, elle affirme avoir été agressée sexuellement par le procureur Yang Min-hyeok. Sa mort est alors considérée comme un suicide et Yang tente de s'innocenter. Au cours de son enquête, il apprend que Park Soo-kyeong a été assassiné pour avoir été témoin de la vente de la banque Daehan à un prix exceptionnellement bas. Yang Min-hyeok rencontre également Kim Na-ri (Lee Hanee ), l'avocate de la banque Daehan. Une affaire de corruption financière massive apparaît devant lui.Actors
Jo Jin-woong
(Yang Min-hyeok)
Lee Geung-young
(Lee Kwang-joo)
Lee Ha-nui
(Kim Na-ri)
Kang Shin-il
(Investigator Jang)
Lee Sung-min
(Prosecutor General)
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