
Windstruck (2004) on Netflix
On her day off, Seoul police officer Yeo Kyung-jin catches Go Myung-woo, a physics teacher who was chasing the same purse snatcher. She must escort him through a dangerous district.
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- Netflix3.6/5
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Plot summary
Yeo Kyung-jin is an ambitious young officer on the Seoul police force. While chasing a purse snatcher on her day off, she brings down the wrong man: Go Myung-woo, who teaches physics at an all-girls school and was himself trying to catch the thief. When Myung-woo later picks up the stolen purse, Kyung-jin spots him holding it and tries to arrest him a second time. She is given the job of escorting him through a dangerous district, where she breaks off to interrupt a meeting between Russian Mafia figures and Korean gangsters. Handcuffed to Myung-woo, she takes on the two rival gangs. The day leaves them in each other's company, and he begins to fall for her.
Cast
Gianna Junas Yeo Kyung-jin
Hyuk Jangas Myung-woo Ko
Kim Jung-taeas Kim Yeong-ho
Jung Ho-binas Shin Chang-soo
Oh Jung-seas Prince
Kim Chang-wanas Chief of police box
Kim Soo-roas Hostage Taker 1 / Proposer
Ki-woo Leeas Prince
Ye-jin Imas Woman cop of police box
Tae-hyun Chaas Guy on platform
- Dae-Hoon Jeongas Runaway boy 1
- Jae-hyeong Jeonas Runaway boy 2
Did you know?!Facts and trivia about Windstruck (2004)
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- Windstruck held its premiere in Hong Kong on 28 May 2004, with Jang Hyuk and Jun Ji-hyun attending, becoming the first Korean film to hold its premiere there.
- The theme song "Tears", composed by Yoshiki and performed by X Japan, was the first Japanese song featured in a Korean film after World War II.

























