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Movie Info
Jong-seong (Ha Jung-woo), a North Korean ghost agent, interrupts an illegal arms sale in Berlin. A notorious North Korean agent tests the loyalties of everyone involved as Jong-Seong prepares to make the ultimate sacrifice.
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Genre: Action, Drama, Mystery & thriller
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Original Language: Korean
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Director: Ryoo Seung-wan
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Producer: Han Jae-deok, Su-Ran Kuk
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Writer: Ryoo Seung-wan
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Release Date (Theaters): limited
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Distributor: CJ Entertainment
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Production Co: Film Base Berlin
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Sound Mix: Dolby Digital
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Aspect Ratio: CinemaScope (2,35:1)
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Ryoo Seung-wan pulls out the agents and crosses them in <i>The Berlin File</i>.<p>Running nearly 2 hours, there is more than enough to follow when it comes to the story. While the pacing of the film isn't necessarily fast, plot details come and go often enough to easily throw things into a bin of shredded paper. In short, the story requires attention to grasp, especially in the first half. Fortunately, things become clearer by the film's final act.</p><p>The action is nicely done with the highlight happening at the end. It is a good mixture of realism and stylization.</p><p>Jung-woo Ha, Suk-kyu Han, and Ryoo Seung-Bum share the screen as the three major leads. Gianna Jun, as eye catching as she is, ends up overshadowed by the other three.</p><p><i>The Berlin File</i> agreeably fits into the action crime thriller genre and is therefore a recommendable Korean picture.</p>
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