[Machine Translation] A corrupt detective, the police, and the Chinese mafia - a cash robbery plot leads to a crime action movie! The Circle Dance of the Stray Dogs" earned him acclaim as a rising star of Korean noir, and "The Kingmaker: The Man Who Made the President" depicted the world of politics where desire and fate meet, based on real politicians and activists. In this film, two corrupt detectives who work together as brothers in investigation and on the sidelines as slush funds collectors cross the line and get their hands on a dangerous sum of money, and the story unfolds. The lead role is played by Jung Woo, who has continued to radiate a unique presence through his appearances in many high-profile films, including "The Blade of Good and Evil" and "Blood of the Beast". Kim Dae-myung of "Golden Slumber" and "International Investigation! Kim Dae-myung (Golden Slumber, International Investigation) plays his brother detective, Park Byung-eun (SEOBOK, Citizen Investigator Dokki) plays the team leader of a wide area task force, and Cho Hyun-cheol (D.P.: Deserter in Pursuit of a Deserter) plays a junior police officer who helps a group of police officers rob a cash robbery. A new masterpiece in the genre of crime action is born! --A corrupt detective plots a cash heist to get his hands on a life-changing sum of money. Myung-Duk (Jung Woo) and Dong-Hyuk (Kim Dae-myung), who are like brothers, happen to get information that the Chinese mafia is smuggling large sums of money to the home country for money laundering. Myung-Duk and Dong-Hyuk plan to rob the untraceable sum of money to pay off their gambling debts, but they are interrupted and their plan fails, and many people die in the firefight. As detectives, the two try desperately to cover up their own crimes, but as evidence mounts, suspicion begins to mount against them, and they are gradually driven into a corner. The special features include a trailer and co-cast comments.