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South Korean Cinema

Steal It If You Can (2002 Film)

Steal It If You Can (Korean: 도둑맞곤 못살아; RR: Dodookmatgo motsala) is a 2002 South Korean comedy film directed by Im Kyung-Soo. The film explores the conflict between a professional game programmer who turns to burglary and a family man determined to protect his household.

Promotional poster for the film Steal It If You Can
Promotional poster for the film Steal It If You Can.

Plot

The story follows Choi Kang-jo, a successful game programmer who begins living a double life as a high-tech thief. His activities lead him to the home of Kang Sang-tae, a devoted family man. After Kang-jo repeatedly targets his house, Sang-tae finds his domestic peace disrupted. As Sang-tae struggles to maintain his dignity and protect his family from the intruder, he eventually decides to confront the thief directly, leading to a series of escalating encounters.

Cast

  • Park Sang-Myeon as Kang Sang-tae
  • So Ji-Sub as Choi Kang-jo
  • Song Seon-Mi as Hwang Ma-ri
  • Kim In-Mun as Father-in-law
  • Kim Chang-Suk as Mother-in-law

Production

The film was directed by Im Kyung-Soo, who also served as a producer. The screenplay was written by Yoon Je-Kyun. It was released in South Korea on September 27, 2002, with a total runtime of 105 minutes.

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