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The story follows Jae-ho (played by the veteran Sol Kyung-gu), a calculated and ruthless convict who aims to become the number one crime boss in the country upon his release. While incarcerated, he forms an unlikely alliance with a younger, sharper inmate named Hyun-soo (Im Si-wan). What begins as a brotherhood built on survival inside prison walls evolves into a complex web of betrayal, ambition, and shifting power dynamics on the outside.
Director Byun Sung-hyun (who also wrote the screenplay) employs a desaturated color palette — cold blues, murky grays, and stark whites — to mirror the moral bleakness of the characters’ world. Rain-soaked alleyways, sterile prison corridors, and neon-lit nightclubs become characters themselves.
The story follows Jae-ho (played by the veteran Sol Kyung-gu), a calculated and ruthless convict who aims to become the number one crime boss in the country upon his release. While incarcerated, he forms an unlikely alliance with a younger, sharper inmate named Hyun-soo (Im Si-wan). What begins as a brotherhood built on survival inside prison walls evolves into a complex web of betrayal, ambition, and shifting power dynamics on the outside.
Director Byun Sung-hyun (who also wrote the screenplay) employs a desaturated color palette — cold blues, murky grays, and stark whites — to mirror the moral bleakness of the characters’ world. Rain-soaked alleyways, sterile prison corridors, and neon-lit nightclubs become characters themselves.
Do you have further questions and would like to know more about Biblio, please don't hesitate to contact us. We will get back to you shortly.