Running Man (2013 South Korean Film)
Running Man (Korean: 런닝맨; RR: Reonningmaen) is a 2013 South Korean action film directed by Jo Dong-Oh. The film follows the story of Cha Jong-Woo, an auto mechanic and former petty criminal who finds himself framed for murder after a routine taxi fare goes wrong. As he attempts to clear his name, his estranged teenage son, Cha Gi-Hyuk, works to uncover the truth behind the conspiracy.

Production
The film is historically significant as the first South Korean motion picture to receive direct investment from Fox International Productions, a subsidiary of 20th Century Fox. Principal photography for the project commenced on July 28, 2012. Despite sharing its title with the popular South Korean variety show Running Man, the film has no connection to the television program.
Cast
The film features an ensemble cast led by Shin Ha-Kyun as the protagonist, Cha Jong-Woo. The supporting cast includes Lee Tae-Ri as his son, Cha Gi-Hyuk, and Kim Sang-Ho as An Sang-Ki.






