Yoo Bin always considered himself to be a simple man with simple dreams. Wanting nothing more than to settle down and enjoy a life of wedded bliss, Yoo Bin was more than ready to put his days as a bachelor behind him. But when his friend, Sang Bum, convinces him to join him for one more wild night on the town, Yoo Bin can’t seem to find a way to say no. Following Sang Bum to a club, Yoo Bin is soon caught up in a night of wild abandon. Unfortunately, when he wakes up the next morning, he has no idea where he is, what he’s doing, or what happened the night before. Groggy and confused, Yoo Bin might have been able to write off his night out as nothing more than a final fling but a single phone call from a stranger changes everything in an instant. Presented with videos of his actions the night before, Yoo Bin soon finds himself at the mercy of a criminal who threatens to reveal all, if his outlandish demands are not met. Blackmailed for an unspeakable sum, will Yoo Bin be able to find a way out of this hellish nightmare before his darkest secrets are revealed? (Source: Viki) Edit Translation
- English
- magyar / magyar nyelv
- עברית / עִבְרִית
- dansk
- Native Title: 드라마 스페셜: TV시네마 - 유포자들
- Also Known As: Cinematic - Phone , Deurama Seupesyeol: TV Sinema - Pon: Sarajin Gieok , Deurama Seupesyeol: TV Sinema - Yupojadeul , Drama Special Season 13: TV Cinema - Phone: A Lost Memory , 드라마 스페셜: TV시네마 - 폰: 사라진 기억
- Director: Hong Seok Goo
- Screenwriter: Jung Woo Chul
- Genres: Thriller, Crime, Drama
Where to Watch Drama Special Season 13: TV Cinema - The Distributors
Cast & Credits
- Kim So EunIm Seon AeMain Role
- Park Sung HoonDo Yu BinMain Role
- Ahn Suk Hwan[Im Seon Ae's father]Support Role
- Ji Min HyukIm Seong MinSupport Role
- Song Jin WooGong Sang BeomSupport Role
- Park Joo HeeSang HeeSupport Role
Reviews
Privacy Attack
The Distributors (Drama Special episode turned into a feature film) is a solid, complete feature-length mystery-drama-thriller with strong production values and very good acting.The story centers on the dangerous world of people who distribute private photos and videos online, and on one individual who will fight to unmask the distributor and put a stop to it. Getting your dirty secrets exposed to the public can lead to serious consequences, and the film leans into that premise effectively. If the concept appeals to you, this movie will serve you well.
The plot is straightforward but never boring. Tension builds steadily toward the finale, keeping the pace engaging throughout. While it is not a particularly memorable film that will linger long in the mind, it remains exciting, interesting, and genuinely instructive. It serves as a clear warning about the risks of private content being stolen, shared, and misused. Privacy is one of the defining issues of our time, and the film reinforces the sense that everyone’s privacy is under some form of attack.
Overall, The Distributors is a very solid example of a mystery drama-thriller that delivers on its premise.


















