[Machine Translation] Director Ji-young Chung presents a courtroom suspense film based on the "Crossbow Case" that actually took place in South Korea. --Professor Kim is fired for pointing out an error in a university entrance examination. He loses a lawsuit to confirm his status as a professor, and even his appeal is dismissed without any valid reason, and he threatens the presiding judge with a bow gun. A fierce fight, bloody shatz, abdominal wounds, and a broken arrow. The case quickly spread around the world, and the Justice Department ruled that Kim's actions were terrorism against the country. Kim was severely punished. However, the case is thrown into limbo when Kim claims that he never shot the bow gun. Kim tries to clear up the contradictions in the evidence presented by the prosecutors one by one. And the Justice Department tries to convict him in spite of the contradictions. The case transcends guilt and becomes a battle between justice and power.