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After a shooting incident at the North-South Korean border DMZ leaves two North Korean soldiers dead, a neutral Swiss and Swedish team investigates what actually happened. 

 AUDiO.......: GERMAN    [dts-hd MA // 5.1 // 1.569 kbps]
                        KOREAN    [dts-hd MA // 5.1 // 3.622 kbps]
      KOREAN    [ac3 (Commentary with Park Chan-wook) // 2.0 // 224 kbps]
      KOREAN    [ac3 (Commentary with Crew)// 2.0 // 224 kbps]
      UNDETERM. [dts-hd MA // 2.0 // 925 kbps]

          ViDEO.......: UNTOUCHED [23.976fps // HEVC // 65.848 kbps]

          SUBS........: GERMAN


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