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Rating: 8 stars

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All movies seen on 02/16/2020

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The Berlin File (2013)

Directed by Ryoo Seung-wan

Action | Thriller

Most recently watched by sleestakk, leiabox

Overview

When an illicit arms deal goes bad, North Korean spy Pyo Jong-seong finds himself targeted not just by the South Koreans but also his own bosses.

Length 120 minutes

Actors

Ha Jung-woo | Han Seok-kyu | Ryoo Seung-bum | Jun Ji-hyun | Lee Kyung-young | Kwak Do-won | Yoon Jong-bin | Kim Seo-hyung | Choi Moo-seong | Dong Bang-woo | John Keogh | Numan Acar | Pasquale Aleardi | Thomas Thieme | Tayfun Bademsoy | Werner Daehn | Sinja Dieks | Toni Varvasoudis | Matthias Günther | Oskars Lauva | Can Aydin | Igor Alijev | Tarek Aref | Korkmaz Arslan | Ahmad Dabdoub | Didzis Eglitis | Andrejs Filipovs | Jan Filkorn | Anton Heidrich | Manvel Isadzanjan | Lafi Khalil | Kwak Jin-seok | Lee Kyoung-mi | Rihards Lepers | Ahmet Levent | Toms Liepājnieks | Imad Mardnli | Gurgen Mikaeljan | David Mikalejan | Rasim Mukhtarov | Ferhad Nasso | Mārtiņš Počs | Moriel Poorgholy | Deepika Rai | Tamara Sobollova | Oleg Vandish | Kam Yaqub | Jeff Zafar | Rico Zinke | Park Ji-Hwan | Baek Seung-ik

Viewing History (seen 2 times)

Viewing Notes

Decided to knock off a few more films from my Top 100 Korean Films list. This one starts out complicated at the beginning, but once things get rolling this is a lot of fun and holds the tension really well.

Once I got to the ending I thought it felt familiar (but strangely, not until then) and it turns out I’d watched this one before back in 2015. That would’ve been at the apartment in sub-optimal conditions which probably explains why I didn’t remember much about it.

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