
Hitchhiker
Drama
Overview
One late afternoon, a mysterious guy tries to hitchhike in the middle of nowhere. But nobody seems to give him a ride. It is getting quite dark, a small van driver suddenly stops his car because he saw a man standing in front of his vehicle and the strange guy gets in the car abruptly.
Top Cast


Lee Tae-kyu
Lee Tae-kyu
a middle-aged man
Lee Tae-kyu
a middle-aged man
Hong Seung-il
Hong Seung-il
Assistant Inspector
Hong Seung-il
Assistant Inspector


Kang Seok-chul
Kang Seok-chul
Senior Policeman
Kang Seok-chul
Senior Policeman


Shin Jeong-man
Shin Jeong-man
driver
Shin Jeong-man
driver
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