Tazza: The High Rollers
- English：Tazza: The High Rollers
- Korean： 타짜
- Release Date： 2006/09/28
- Duration： 139分
Cast
Summary＆Synopsis
Sharper (Korean: 타짜) is a movie. The Korean release date is 2006-09-28. The running time is 139 minutes.
A Hot Topic film that attracted 1.16 million viewers on its first day of release.
Go-ni (Cho Seung Woo), an innocent young man who works at a furniture factory in the countryside, ends up penniless after spending the fortune he has saved over the past three years on a hanafuda card. But that
When he learns that this is a "cheat game" orchestrated by cheaters (Tacha), he vows revenge. And then he will throw himself into a full-scale battle... .
Cho Seung Woo, who is 26 years old and has a reputation as a talented actor, plays the lead role in the Korean movie "Tacha" (original title: "Tacha"). until now
He has shown emotional acting in moving stories such as ``Wani & Juna'', ``Love Story'', and ``Marathon'', but in ``Cheating Master'', an innocent young man makes his own choices.
He passionately played a masculine and human role, one that grows while bumping into walls in the world of gambling.
In South Korea, the film was released during the long holiday (Chuseok), but it was a huge hit, attracting 1.16 million viewers on the first day of its release and receiving requests for additional screenings from movie theaters across the country.
A Hot Topic film that attracted 1.16 million viewers on its first day of release.
Go-ni (Cho Seung Woo), an innocent young man who works at a furniture factory in the countryside, ends up penniless after spending the fortune he has saved over the past three years on a hanafuda card. But that
When he learns that this is a "cheat game" orchestrated by cheaters (Tacha), he vows revenge. And then he will throw himself into a full-scale battle... .
Cho Seung Woo, who is 26 years old and has a reputation as a talented actor, plays the lead role in the Korean movie "Tacha" (original title: "Tacha"). until now
He has shown emotional acting in moving stories such as ``Wani & Juna'', ``Love Story'', and ``Marathon'', but in ``Cheating Master'', an innocent young man makes his own choices.
He passionately played a masculine and human role, one that grows while bumping into walls in the world of gambling.
In South Korea, the film was released during the long holiday (Chuseok), but it was a huge hit, attracting 1.16 million viewers on the first day of its release and receiving requests for additional screenings from movie theaters across the country.
