Two gangsters race to lose an election so they can chase their real dreams — what could go wrong?
Soon-tae, aspiring to start his dream restaurant franchise, is nominated as the next boss of the gang. He hopes to pass the role to Kang-pyo, the grandson of the former boss, but Kang-pyo dreams of becoming a tango dancer instead. A fierce competition between two strong candidates begins with the goal of losing the election to pursue their individual dreams! To add chaos to the mix, troublemaker Pan-ho, who is unwanted by everyone, decides to join the boss election!
Acting
Jung Kyung-ho's desperate tango-dancer energy is *chef's kiss*
Writing
Reverse-psychology election strategy is genuinely clever
Direction
Ra Hee-chan balances slapstick with genuine heart
Director
Ra Hee-chan
Jo Woo-jin
Na Soon-tae
Jung Kyung-ho
Dong Kang-pyo
Park Ji-hwan
Jo Pan-ho
Lee Kyoo-hyung
Hong Tae-gyu
Oh Dal-su
Kim In-sool
Hwang Woo-seul-hye
An Ji-young
Jung Yoo-jin
Gil Yeon-im
Lee Sung-min
Lim Dae-su
Ko Chang-seok
Manager Chu
Kil Hae-yeon
Hong Eo-sa
Ju Jin-mo
Director Bae Seok-dong
Lee Han-wi
Director Jang Chun-sik
Jung Sang-hoon
Director Wang
Cho Si-yeon
Mimi
Trivia, insights & behind the scenes
Korean gangster comedies often use organized crime as metaphor for suffocating corporate hierarchy — this one literally makes the boss position the trap.
Jung Kyung-ho trained in tango for months; his dance double was only used for the most complex lifts in the climactic performance.
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