A Man Who Arrived by Night Train Trailer (1970)
28 August 1970 Action, Crime, Mystery 84 mins
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28 August 1970 Action, Crime, Mystery 84 mins
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Kang Dae-jin Producer
Im Kwon-taek Original Story
Im Kwon-taek Director
Yoo Dong-hun Writer
Kang Dae-sun Executive Producer
Lee Seong-bae Production Design
Jeong Won-jo Lighting Director
Choe Ho-jin Director of Photography
Jeon Jong-Kun Music
Korea 28 August 1970
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