What is "Lobster Detective" called in Korea?

"Lobster Detective" is called "Extreme Job" in South Korea.

The film "Extreme Job" is a comedy directed by the famous director Lee Byung-hun, starring actors Ryu Seung-yong, Lee Dong-hui, Lee Honey, Jin Sun-kyu, and Kong Myung. It was released in South Korea on January 23, 2019.

The film mainly tells the story of Squad Leader Gao of the Anti-Narcotics Team of the Mapo Police Station in Seoul who has been repeatedly frustrated on his way to promotion. When the anti-narcotics team he led was facing dissolution, and at a critical moment when he could not even keep a small squad leader position, and thinking that he would probably have to work as a back office under his juniors in the future, Squad Leader Gao made a major decision. With his pension, he bought a fried chicken restaurant on the verge of closing down across from the drug trafficking organization's base and lurked, waiting for an opportunity to catch them all.

Character introduction:

1. Detective Zhang: Anti-narcotics detective, the only female police officer in the team led by Squad Leader Gao. Strong on the outside but soft on the inside, she was once a Muay Thai champion. In a fried chicken restaurant opened to catch drug dealers, she transformed into the "proprietress" serving plates.

2. Jae-hoon: A subordinate of Squad Leader Gao, he is the youngest in the class and a passionate and passionate rookie policeman. The ideal is to eliminate violence and bring peace to the people, but because the squad leader used a fried chicken restaurant as a cover to monitor drug dealers, he had to turn into a handyman and a boy, responsible for chopping onions.