Midnight (2021)
Silence kills.
Synopsis
A serial killer ruthlessly hunts down a deaf woman through the streets of South Korea after she witnesses his brutal crime.
Cast
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Jin Ki-joo
as Kyung-mi
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Wi Ha-jun
as Do-sik
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Park Hoon
as Jong-tak
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Kil Hae-yeon
as Kyung-mi's Mother
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Kim Hye-yoon
as So-jung
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Park Ji-hoon
as Police Officer
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Jung Won-chang
as Police Officer
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Lee Sang-hee
as Drunk Man
- Choi Min-woo as Office Worker
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Oh Ji-young
as Jin Sang-nyeo
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Im Seong-mi
as Industrial Complex Woman
- Noh Su Min as Couple Man
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Na Eun-saem
as Couple Woman
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Shin Mi-yeong
as Female President
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Song You-hyun
as Section Chief Go
- Na Yoon-sung as Male Assistant Manager
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Kim In-woo
as Head of Department
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Kim Yoo-ri
as News Anchor
Crew
- Kwon Oh-seung Director
- Cha Taek-kyun Director of Photography
- Lee Kang-hee Editor
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Hwang Sang-jun
Original Music Composer
- Lee Seung-ryong Producer
- Jeong Yong-uk Producer
- Kwon Oh-seung Writer
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