The Long Chase is a sweeping, cinematic true-crime thriller told through the lens of those who fought to expose one of the largest and most emotionally devastating cyber-fraud schemes in modern history. Inspired by real events between 2021 and 2025, it chronicles a North Korea–linked criminal network that preyed on human loneliness and digital vulnerability—grooming victims through fake online relationships before stealing billions through crypto “pig-butchering” scams.

Told in the restrained, emotionally rich tone of The Shawshank Redemption, the film captures both sides of the crime: the quiet devastation of victims who believed in love, and the relentless determination of agents who refused to look away. Each scene is anchored in realism—flickering monitors, long nights in FBI cyber war rooms, and the moral fog of international finance and manipulation.

At its core, The Long Chase is about people—those who lost everything, those who profited from their pain, and those who chose to fight back in the unseen war for trust in the digital age.