There is a very enjoyable Korean comedy drama called The Fiery Priest.
As for many Korean dramas, the characters struggle against deeply entrenched corruption and cynicism.
In Episode 16, our heroes have just found evidence of some of this corruption. Many times they have been close to exposing the officials responsible, but have had the evidence snatched away by some new layer of the conspiracy. Here, they decide what to do with the account records they have just liberated from one of the organizations involved:
The Fiery Priest: “Choose someone you can trust and finish it off.”
Prosecutor: “By someone I can trust, you mean…?”
The Fiery Priest: “Someone righteous, disobedient, stubborn, and firm.”
17.33 of Netflix version of Fiery Priest episode 16.
On the other hand, in many institutions, there is no place for such people. I mean, corrupt institutions, or institutions building the foundations of future corruption.