DISC 1
- Audio Commentary by Director
- Scene Selection

DISC 2
- About History
- Production Note
- Cast & Crew
- Storyboard
- Making Film
- Interviews
- PIFF Sketch
- Music Videos
- Teaser & Theatrical Trailer

The corpse of an old man is found floating down the Han River. It is the
corpse of a man named Yang Dal-su. Detective Oh, while investigating the
murder case, comes across several tell-tale clues: metal framed glasses
specially manufactured in Japan, the letters 'Daeryang' printed on a torn-up
business card, as well as two photographs found in Yang Dal-su's home.
Oh goes to Ok-Cheon Elementary School where Yang's pictures were taken.
While investigating, he finds a diary written long ago by Sohn Ji-hye and
discovers the unbelievable secret about the Geoje P.O.W. camp. Yang,
whose job was to arrest prisoners who attempted to escape during the
Korean War, fell in love with Sohn and helped her escape, disappearing
along with her. Hwang Seok who had been in love with Sohn, was put in
prison and served a 50-year sentence for refusing to convert from
communism. Coincidentally, his release was just one day before Yang was
murdered. Then Kim Jung-yeop, another security guard at the camp who
worked in the same capacity as Yang, was also found murdered. The owner
of the metal-framed glasses is revealed to be Maeda Shintaro, a Japanese
businessman. Detective Oh finds out that Maeda has another identity, Han
Dong-ju who was reported shot after trying to escape from the camp. As Han
is found to have visited Korea at the same time as Yang's death, he
becomes the prime suspect in the case.