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* RashomonStyle: Though there is also a great deal of additional investigation besides the interrogations.
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* RashomonStyle: Though there is also a great deal of additional investigation investigation besides the interrogations.
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* TruceZone: The Korean Demilitarized Zone during the aftermath of a murder in which it appears that a South Korean soldier killed his North Korean counterpart.
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* CallBack: One of the other South Korean soldiers in Soo-hyeok's unit talks about what a badass he is, and says how one time when he was out on patrol in the DMZ he stepped on a land mine but disarmed it himself. A later flashback reveals that in fact it was the two North Koreans, Kyeong-pil and Woo-jin, who found him with his foot on the mine and saved him.
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* CallBack: CallBack:
** One of the other South Korean soldiers in Soo-hyeok's unit talks about what a badass he is, and says how one time when he was out on patrol in the DMZ he stepped on a land mine but disarmed it himself. A later flashback reveals that in fact it was the two North Koreans, Kyeong-pil and Woo-jin, who found him with his foot on the mine and savedhim.him.
** Early in the film, a tourist on the southern side of the JSA loses a hat in the wind, which blows over to the northern side. Kyeong-pil hands the hat back, and the sound of other tourists snapping photos is heard on the soundtrack. The very last shot of the film repeats that scene, but shows the photo the tourist snapped, which as it turns out included all four of the main characters.
** One of the other South Korean soldiers in Soo-hyeok's unit talks about what a badass he is, and says how one time when he was out on patrol in the DMZ he stepped on a land mine but disarmed it himself. A later flashback reveals that in fact it was the two North Koreans, Kyeong-pil and Woo-jin, who found him with his foot on the mine and saved
** Early in the film, a tourist on the southern side of the JSA loses a hat in the wind, which blows over to the northern side. Kyeong-pil hands the hat back, and the sound of other tourists snapping photos is heard on the soundtrack. The very last shot of the film repeats that scene, but shows the photo the tourist snapped, which as it turns out included all four of the main characters.
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* ChekhovsGunman: [[spoiler:Sung-shik, who is initially another unimportant guard; after attempting suicide, he is revealed to have been sneaking over the border too, and to be the second shooter.]]
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* ChekhovsGunman: ChekhovsGunman:
** [[spoiler:Sung-shik, who is initially another unimportant guard; after attempting suicide, he is revealed to have been sneaking over the border too, and to be the second shooter.]]]]
** Lieutenant Choi, the North Korean officer who comes into the guard shack one night and yells at Kyeong-pil and Woo-Jin for hanging out in the basement (they were actually hanging out with Soo-hyeok). He makes another visit to the guard shack at the worst possible time, triggering the violent climax.
** [[spoiler:Sung-shik, who is initially another unimportant guard; after attempting suicide, he is revealed to have been sneaking over the border too, and to be the second shooter.
** Lieutenant Choi, the North Korean officer who comes into the guard shack one night and yells at Kyeong-pil and Woo-Jin for hanging out in the basement (they were actually hanging out with Soo-hyeok). He makes another visit to the guard shack at the worst possible time, triggering the violent climax.
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* BinocularShot: Seen from the POV of Sophie's superior officer, as he looks at the North Korean side from the south.
