Smugglers

Smuggling (Korean: 밀수) is a movie. Its Korean release date is 2023-07-26. Its running time is 129 minutes.
People who make a living by salvaging essentials thrown into the sea face a once-in-a-lifetime crisis
A maritime crime drama that draws you in. A chemical factory opens in the peaceful seaside village of Guncheon, and the divers suddenly lose their jobs. Chun-ja (Kim Joon-soo), a gambler, is looking for a way to make a living.
Hae-soo (Yum Jung Ah) learns about the world of smuggling, where one can make a lot of money by simply picking up objects thrown into the sea, and makes an intriguing proposal to Jin-sook (Yum Jung Ah), the leader of the female divers.
Knowing something, Jin-sook makes a bold decision to make a living and meets the national smuggling kingpin (Jo In-sung), and becomes seriously addicted to the business.
Then one day, a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to get rich quick comes along, and people start cheating each other into a huge
Things start to get crazy in the smuggled version... The Korean film "Smuggling" is expected to win four awards, including the Best Picture award, at the 44th Blue Dragon Film Awards in 2023, and will be seen by more than 5 million people in Korea during the summer season of the same year.
It was a huge hit that attracted audiences from over 100 countries. Kim Hye Soo (The Day the Nation Goes Bankrupt, The Trial of a Minor), Yum Jung Ah (SKY Castle: Wives of the Upper Class), Jo In Sung (Mogadishu)
A spectacular cast of actors including Lee Seung-wan (14 Days to Escape, 14 Days to the Moon), Lee Seung-wan (Moving), and hit-maker Ryoo Seung-wan (The Man from Nowhere, 14 Days to the Moon) have come together to create this unpredictable ocean crime film inspired by a shocking true story.
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