Song Kang-ho, Gang Dong-won, Bae Doona, IU, Lee Joo-young, Lim Seung-soo, Park Ji-yong, Song Sae-byuk, Kim Sun-young, Lee Moo-saeng, Lee Dong-hwi, Kim Sae-byuk, Baek Hyun-jin, Oh Hee-jun, Ryu Kyung-soo
Sang-hyun is always struggling from debt, and Dong-soo works at a baby box facility. On a rainy night, they steal the baby Woo-sung, who was left in the baby box, to sell him at a good price. Meanwhile, detectives were watching, and they quietly track them down to capture the crucial evidence.
It's a good movie. I found it difficult to pull in all the nuances of the story line. There were several different lines of conflict going on and it all was not made clear. I can't tell if the fault is the screenplay or direction.
This actually starts off with rather a sad indictment of modern society. The church in Busan has a "deposit your unwanted children" box. It's all heated with a jingling toy inside, but it seemed slightly surreal to think that a mother would turn up and leave her child for the church to care for. It's exactly that, however, that "Moon So-young" (Ji-eun Lee) does and it shortly afterwards, part-time...