Memories of a Murderer

He has to figure out the murderer and take his memory… An unusual detective thriller in which the investigation is built on manipulation of other people’s memories.

The news thundered across the country: Professor Han Chonu of Seoul National University created a technology for erasing memory and transferring memories from one person to another. In the scientific world, he instantly became a star. But soon something happened that turned his life upside down again…

After returning home to celebrate an anniversary with his wife, Chonu suddenly receives a brutal blow to the head. He spends four days unconscious. When he comes to, he learns the terrible truth: there was a killer in their apartment—the very one he barely escaped death from. An unknown person wrapped tape around their little daughter’s face, and then threw his wife off the 19th floor…

Three years have passed, but they still haven’t managed to understand who did it and why. Chonu doesn’t stop searching, even though the killer remains out of reach. And then he makes a risky move: he helps a police friend—removes that friend’s traumatizing memories of how he almost died, and transfers them into himself. Living through someone else’s experience as if it were his own, Chonu unexpectedly notices a tiny detail—a possible thread that could lead to the killer. It seems that at last he has a real chance…