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Innocent Witness Eng Srt Innocent witness eng srt Continue Title: Innocent Witness 2019 720p 480p NVR WEB DL mkv Rating : (7.3) Plot : An old man suffering from depression is found dead and his housekeeper, Mi Ran, is charged with murder. Mi Ran's lawyer, Sun Ho, is surprised to learn the only witness ... Author : Mohi Uddin Reaz কেরানা ভাইরাস এড়ােত যতটা সব ঘেরই থাকু ন, িয়জনেক সু রাখুন। Download English subtitles of movies and new TV shows. The largest collection of quality English subtitles. Please download the English subtitles of the Korean film Innocent Witness 2019 why nothing eng sub for this movie?? FOR THE LATEST UPDATES: CLICK HERE TO JOIN US ON TELEGRAM AND WHATSAPP. MOVIE: Innocent Witness (2019) / Jeungin WEBSITE OWNER? EARN $10 OR MORE DAILY FROM YOUR WEBSITE. (CLICK HERE) An old man suffering from depression has been found dead and his housekeeper Mi-ran is charged with murder. Mi-ran's lawyer, Sun Ho, is surprised to learn that the only witness to the crime is Ji Woo, a teenage girl with Asperger's syndrome. Will Ji Woo be able to take a stand and provide a valid statement? Genre: Crime, Drama Release Date: February 13, 2019 Stars: U Sung-joon, Yun-ah Song, Hyang- gi Kim MAKE REAL MONEY DAILY (CLICK HERE) Source: Innocent.Witness.2019.KOREAN.1080p.BluRay.x264.DTS-WMD Language: Korean language subtitles: English IMDB: MOVIE: Innocent Witness (2019) (DOWNLOAD MP4) DOWNLOAD THE BEST streaming sites You're a good man? Asks an embarrassed girl in the center of innocent Witness Lee Khan (증인, Jeungin). Her question comes after a series of surprising revelations that left her questioning all her relationships and the nature of the world itself, but it is one that is largely impossible to answer. Former idealistic lawyer Sun Ho (Jung Woo-sung) believes that he was given such a case, he can lag behind, but as usual, nothing is quite as it seems, and if he wants to get to the truth of the case, he will have to learn to think differently. Soon Ho began his career as an activist lawyer working for an NGO, but now he is sold to join an elite law firm with a dodgy reputation to pay off his father's debts unwisely guaranteed for a friend. Because of his precarious financial situation, Sun-ho put-off marriage and relationships despite his father's nagging, believing they were out of his reach and contradicting his recent career choices that leave him on the opposite side of old friends. When he handed a pro-bono case to defend the housekeeper (Yum Hye-ran) accused of killing his employer he thinks it's the best of both worlds. All the evidence points to suicide, but there's evidence to the contrary. Seeing as evidence from a 15-year-old The girl who witnessed the crime across the street, Sun-ho feels that he can easily have it discounted. Like many in the film, Sun Ho doesn't know much about autism and writes Ji-woo (Kim Hyang-gi) off as mentally disabled, believing it will be enough for jurors to ignore her testimony especially as he conflicts so strongly with the rest of the evidence. Refusing permission to meet her in person, Sun Ho begins to try to make friends with Ji Wu on the way home from school and eventually comes to the conclusion that she is very smart, if easily distracted and difficult in social situations. He discovers not that Ji Wu is unable to communicate with the world, but that the world does not want to communicate with her. If he wants to get closer, he will need to learn her language and gain her trust. Confidence, perhaps, he's hard to find as he witnesses the minor aggressions she goes through every day like the horrible boys at school who taunt her mercilessly and the alleged friend bullying her in secret, not to mention a world full of barking dogs and ringing phones. When he finally puts her on the stand, his own joint defense chairman reads out excerpts from a book about autism that describe him as a mental disability, before drawing her as a deranged idiot who probably half imagined what she saw from things she saw on TV - an act that has profound ethical implications in undermining Ji-hu's feelings about herself. Ji-woo told Soon Ho that she wants to be a lawyer because lawyers are good people who help those in need, but Sun Ho has to ask herself whose interest in killing a 15-year-old girl on the stand really serves. The law firm Sun-ho joined seems to be a sleazy one. Despite hiring him to improve his image, boss Sun Ho tells him that his new clients won't feel comfortable with him if he doesn't get himself a little messy by inviting him to awkward parties with call girls in high-end hotels. Meanwhile, Sun Ho remains conflicted - especially after potentially losing a 20-year friendship, saying the wrong thing to another idealistic lawyer and portraying it as an attempt to be realistic. Realism is one thing, but Sun-ho seems to have given up and decided if you can't beat them to join them. His father, feeling the anxiety of his son, writes him a passionate letter in which he tells him that the most important thing in life is to be happy with yourself, everything else you can find out later. Realizing his mistake, Sun Ho begins to see the light. Through a connection with Ji Woo, he learns that seeing things differently can be an advantage, and that society should have a place for everyone where they don't have to worry about being themselves. Remarkably, no one ever bothered to ask Ji Wu about the most important piece of evidence in her because they all had too much prejudice about her delivery. Delivery. Soon-ho, bothering to get to know her, was able to see what it was that she wan't talking. The film may have made mistakes when it has Ji-Wu to conclude that she may not be a lawyer because of her autism, but otherwise represents a sensitive portrayal of society trying to be better at accommodating the difference and doing so with empathetic positivity while subtly waving her finger at the self-serving forces of conservative corruption. Innocent Witness was shown as part of the Far Eastern film festival Udine in 2019. International Trailer (English subtitles) KOREAN MOVIE Innocent Witness DVD / ENG SUBTITLE/REGION 3 / KOREAN FILM Please Check out your DVD Player Region 3 or Region Free 2.35:1 Anamorphic WideScreen Audio : Korean Dubbing : Korean 5.1 DOLBY DIGITAL Subtitles : Korean, English Disc: 1 DISC Region Code:3 Launch Time: 129mins Innocent Witness 2019 South Korean drama film directed by Lee Han, starring Chu-sung and Kim Hyang. The film was released on February 13, 2019. CAST Jun Woo Song as Sun Ho Kim Hyang-gi as Ji Woo Kyu-hyun as Hee Jun What is REGION CODE? What does the DVD region code mean (i.e. R1, Region 1)? The idea of Region Codes for DVD films was created to control the export of films to other countries, thus eliminating the possibility of purchasing a DVD film that has yet to be played in the local cinema. For example: Standard DVD players purchased in the U.S. or Canada will only play DVDs that indicate they are REGION 1 DVDs; Standard DVD players purchased in New York will only play DVDs stating that they are REGION 4 DVDs. For example: Region 4 DVD will not play in the standard region 1 DVD player; Region 1 DVDs will not play in the standard region 4 DVD player. U.S. and CANADA share SAME REGION CODE: Region 1. R1 DVDs purchased in Canada are just like R1 DVDs purchased in the U.S., and vice versa. Here is a list of DVD regions and their respective countries: R1 Region 1 No U.S., U.S. Territories and Canada R2 Region 2 - Europe, Japan, Middle East, Egypt, South Africa, Greenland R3 Region 3 - Taiwan, Korea, Philippines, Indonesia, Hong Kong R4 Region 4 - Mexico, South and Central America, Australia, New ealand, Pacific Islands, Caribbean region R5 Eastern Europe, India, Africa (excluding South Africa), North Korea, Mongolia R6 Region 6 - China Normally ships within 3 days with TRACKING NUMBER and Hong Kong Post ships. Innocent Witness 2019 (Korean Film) DVD with English subtitles (Region 3) 5時恭候的證 Starring : Jun Wu Song, Kim Hyang Gui, Li Kyu Hong Subtitles : English, Traditional Chinese Screen : Dolby Digital 5.1 Release Date: 2020-01-22 Distributor: Edko Films (H.K.) 'Soon-ho', who once worked as a lawyer for a civil rights organization, established his convictions and joined a major law firm. Working on a major case that could make him a partner, he wants to put G-wu, a teenager with autism and the only witness on the stand to prove the innocence of the murder suspect. Ji Wu has difficulty communicating, she lives in her own world. Soon-ho tracks her down to ask what's seen but unable to even make a proper introduction. However, Soon-ho doesn't give up and he tries to get the G-wu to open. Over time, he begins to understand Ji-y, but they are destined to meet in court as a witness and a lawyer. With God's walks of popular girl golden fragrance, keep this minute warm male uncle Cheng Yusheng touching interpretation! Love for the left.
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