Justice

When state prosecutor Seyo Kim becomes the victim of a racist attack, she decides to launch her own investigation despite her office's objections. What begins as a personal fight for survival soon transforms into an exposé of a far-right extremist network. As she searches through archives, she reopens long-closed cases and brings one of the perpetrators to trial. With each step forward, it becomes clearer that the real danger lurks not just on the streets. Faraz Shariat's legal thriller poses an urgent question: what does it mean to pursue justice in a state that not only trivializes right-wing violence but sometimes actively covers it up.