Officer Black Belt

Dance studio manager (Korean: 무도실무관) is a movie. The Korean release date is 2024-09-13. The running time is 108 minutes.
An anticipated Netflix film from director Kim Ju-hwan, who also directed "Midnight Runners" and "Bloodhound."
Jeong-do (Kim Woo-Bin), a martial arts expert who cannot ignore those who are suffering, and Sun-min (Kim Sung-kyu), a probation officer.
Ng investigates Jeong-do and recommends him as a martial arts practitioner. He monitors electronic ankle bracelet recipients with a history of sexual crimes and works to prevent crimes.
The Korean film "Martial Arts Officer" is about a man with a 9th dan in taekwondo, kendo, and judo who is investigating his ability to detect crime and his martial arts skills.
The story depicts the events that unfold when a man takes on the job of a "martial arts practitioner" who works with probation officers to monitor people wearing electronic ankle bands and prevent crime.
Lee Jung-do is a black belt with a third-degree black belt in Taekwondo, Kendo, and Judo.
Actor Kim Sung Kyun plays Kim Sunmin, who became a probation officer because she wanted to do a job that would help people.