A thriller of mystery: "Ratonera," the Korean series of Netflix inspired by an old popular story
When Moon-jae, a lonely and isolated novelist, finds out that a mysterious individual known as "the Rat" has stolen his identity and property from him in
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When Moon-jae (Ryu Jun-yeol), a lonely and isolated novelist, finds that a mysterious individual known as "the Rat" has stolen his identity and property from him in "Ratonera" ("Mousetrap" in English and "Deuljwi" in his original language), he must find a way to get his life back. This psychological and mystery thriller has the direction of Kim Hong-sun ("Dear Hongrang," "Money Heist: Korea - Joint Economic Area") from the script of Lee Jae-gon. The main cast is made up of actors such as Ryu Jun-yeol ("Revelations," "The 8 Show"), Sul Kyung-gu ("Good News," "Kill Boksoon") and Lee Kyoo-hyung ("Prison Playbook," "Hi Bye, Mama!"). What is "MOUSETRAP"? "Mousetrap" is based on Ludvico's "Field Mouse" website and inspired by the traditional Korean popular tale "The Field Rat who ate the nails.".
Furthermore, According to Netflix's official overview, "Mousetrap 'is a thriller of persecution over the novelist Moon-jae, whom a mysterious figure called" the Rat' stole his name, face and life; Noja, a lender who seeks to recover his money, and Detective Sun-yong, while trying to reveal the Rat's identity. "Apparently in the trailer, Moon-jae is a very successful novelist who lives under a pseudonym and suffers from extreme social phobia. After years without leaving his house, immersed in an identical routine every day, things start to go wrong. After systematically supplanting his legal features and records, he has kept everything that belongs to him.
In addition, Your phone does not recognize your fingerprint, your passwords do not work and soon you discover that the imposter, nicknamed "the Rat," is behind all that.
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When Moon-jae (Ryu Jun-yeol), a lonely and isolated novelist, finds that a mysterious individual known as "the Rat" has stolen his identity and property from him in "Ratonera" ("Mousetrap" in English and "Deuljwi" in his original language), he must find a way to get his life back.
reliability low1/2 sourcesThis psychological and mystery thriller has the direction of Kim Hong-sun ("Dear Hongrang," "Money Heist: Korea - Joint Economic Area") from the script of Lee Jae-gon.
reliability low1/2 sourcesThe main cast is made up of actors such as Ryu Jun-yeol ("Revelations," "The 8 Show"), Sul Kyung-gu ("Good News," "Kill Boksoon") and Lee Kyoo-hyung ("Prison Playbook," "Hi Bye, Mama!"). What is "MOUSETRAP"? "Mousetrap" is based on Ludvico's "Field Mouse" website and inspired by the traditional Korean popular tale "The Field Rat who ate the nails.".
reliability low1/2 sourcesAccording to Netflix's official overview, "Mousetrap 'is a thriller of persecution over the novelist Moon-jae, whom a mysterious figure called" the Rat' stole his name, face and life; Noja, a lender who seeks to recover his money, and Detective Sun-yong, while trying to reveal the Rat's identity. "Apparently in the trailer, Moon-jae is a very successful novelist who lives under a pseudonym and suffers from extreme social phobia.
reliability low1/2 sourcesAfter years without leaving his house, immersed in an identical routine every day, things start to go wrong.
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After systematically supplanting his legal features and records, he has kept everything that belongs to him.
according to El Comercio (PE) — ÚltimasYour phone does not recognize your fingerprint, your passwords do not work and soon you discover that the imposter, nicknamed "the Rat," is behind all that.
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