The Sheriff In Town 2017
"Sensitive as a detective. Charismatic as a leader. Friendly as a neighbor."
Kim Hyung-joo's *The Sheriff In Town* (2017) blends crime and comedy into a sharp, small-town tale where ex-cop Dae-ho reinvents himself as a sheriff.
Director: Kim Hyung-joo
Cast
Lee Sung-min
Dae-ho
Cho Jin-woong
Jong-jin
Kim Sung-kyun
Duk-man
Kim Jong-soo
Yong-hwan
Jo Woo-jin
Seon-cheol
Lim Hyun-sung
Gang-gon
Bae Jung-nam
Chun-mo
Kim Hye-eun
Mi-seon
Son Yeo-eun
Hee-sun
Kim Jae-young
Mr. Kwak
Frequently Asked Questions
What is The Sheriff In Town (2017) about?
Dae-ho trades his police badge for a sheriff's hat in his hometown, only to uncover shady ties between a local businessman and the drug trade. As he digs deeper, he's forced to confront the ghosts of his past and the ethical boundaries of justice. The film mixes sleuthing with small-town quirks.
Who directed The Sheriff In Town?
Kim Hyung-joo helmed this crime-comedy, bringing a balance of humor and tension to the story.
Who stars in The Sheriff In Town?
The film features a standout cast including Lee Sung-min as Dae-ho, along with Cho Jin-woong, Kim Sung-kyun, and Kim Jong-soo.
Is The Sheriff In Town (2017) worth watching?
With its crime-comedy blend and engaging performances, *The Sheriff In Town* offers entertainment that's both fun and thoughtful. While not a blockbuster, its unique premise and Kim Hyung-joo's direction make it a solid pick for fans of Korean genre films.
How long is The Sheriff In Town?
The movie runs for 115 minutes.
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About The Sheriff In Town (2017) — A Crime-Comedy with Sharp Detective Work and Small-Town Charm
Kim Hyung-joo's *The Sheriff In Town* (2017) blends crime and comedy into a sharp, small-town tale where ex-cop Dae-ho reinvents himself as a sheriff. When whispers of drug ties surface around local businessman Jong-jin, Dae-ho's instincts kick in, pulling him into a web of secrets and moral dilemmas. The film balances gritty detective work with quirky charm, painting a vivid portrait of a community where everyone knows each other's names—and their business.
With its tagline promising sensitivity, charisma, and neighborliness, this Korean gem explores themes of justice, second chances, and the blurred lines between law and personal loyalty. Lee Sung-min's charismatic lead anchors a cast packed with scene-stealers, while the director's knack for blending humor and suspense keeps the tone lively throughout.
