Frog Boy

This was a movie adapted from a real case in South Korea at that time, namely the case of the missing frog boy in Daegu. In 1991, five primary school students disappeared while going to catch frogs, and their bodies were discovered in September 2002. On March 26, 1991, the city had a day off because the election of local council members was held for the first time in 30 years. The last witness reported seeing the children near Wolong Mountain, but they could not be found anywhere. The remains of a teenager who disappeared in 2002 were found in Wolong Mountain. The cause of death was determined to be homicide, but so far no prisoner has been arrested. The statute of limitations for homicide cases in South Korea is 15 years, and it expired on March 25, 2006. Even if the criminal is caught, he cannot be punished. When the film was released, it was still unknown whether the child was killed or missing. Therefore, many places are imagined based on guesswork. In 2011, the new film "Children" was released, which interpreted the case from another perspective, with a more powerful plot and is worth recommending.