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Yoo Min Ho (Seo Ji Sub), an IT firm CEO, finds himself accused of murdering his lover Kim Se Hee (Nana) in a locked mountain lodge. With detectives convinced of his guilt, he hires ace lawyer Yang Shin Ae (Kim Yoon Jin) to prove his innocence. As Min Ho reveals details about a mysterious road accident and a potential blackmailer, Shin Ae begins investigating the complex case. Determined to uncover the truth behind Se Hee's death, she must navigate through conflicting evidence and hidden motives. This movie was based on the 2016 Spanish film "The Invisible Guest," offering a gripping legal thriller that challenges perceptions of guilt and innocence. "Confession" is a 2022 South Korean movie directed by Yoon Jong Seok.

Confession

Du Seok (Sung Dong Il) and Jong Bae (Kim Hee Won) work as debt collectors in Incheon, South Korea in the 1990s, doing whatever it takes to get back money that's owed. They're used to taking collateral when their debtors can't pay, but when undocumented immigrant Myung Ja (Kim Yun Jin) falls behind on her payments, Du Seok and Jong Bae take her nine-year-old daughter Seung Yi (Park Soi) to make sure she pays up. However, Myung Ja is arrested and deported, leaving Seung Yi in the debt collectors' guardianship. While the two are initially reluctant to continue caring for Seung Yi, they begin to develop a strange familial bond, changing all of their lives forever.

Pawn

Myung Ja

A woman (Kim Yoon Jin) has been imprisoned in a facility for the mentally ill for murdering her daughter – but she maintains that she’s innocent of the crime. One day, she decides to escape, fleeing to Rainbow Village, where she adopts the identity of Ms. Ma Ji Won, a mystery writer. Detective Han Tae Kyu (Jung Woong In), who was in charge of her initial case, is tasked to track her down. In Rainbow Village, "Ms. Ma" helps solve various petty crimes, but her interest in investigations grows more serious when she suspects that a suicide is actually a murder. As Detective Han grows closer to tracking "Ms. Ma down," more crimes occur in Rainbow Village, and the real Ma Ji Won surfaces, the truth grows ever stranger. This drama was adapted from works by Agatha Christie.

Ms Ma, Nemesis

Ms. Ma

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