Movies / The Berlin File (2013)
Runtime: 120 min
Languages: English German Korean
Countries: South Korea
A tense illegal arms deal in a Berlin hotel suddenly descends into mayhem after a "ghost" agent named Jong-seong (HA Jung-woo) appears on the scene. Secretly watching the deal go down is embattled South Korean intelligence chief Jin-soo (HAN Suk-Kyu), the North Koreans and the US CIA, who are all left trying to decode whether the ghost is a double-agent or taking the fall for a more insidious plot. Myung-soo (RYOO Seung-bum) a young, notorious North Korean agent jumps into these treacherous waters to investigate loyalties of all involved and begins to implicate Jong-seong's wife, Jung-hee (Gianna JUN), a translator at the North Korean embassy in the German capital. Caught between his love of country and his wife, Jong-Seong must quickly prepare to make the ultimate sacrifice. (c) CJ
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Directors (1) | Credit |
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Seung-wan Ryoo | ... |
Writers (3) | Credit |
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Seung-wan Ryoo | (written by) |
Stefanie Y. Hong | (translation) |
Ted Geoghegan | (english dialogue) |
Cinematographers (1) | Credit |
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Young-hwan Choi | ... |
Actors (12) | Credit |
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Gianna Jun | Ryeon, Jung-hee |
John Keogh | Marty |
Jung-woo Ha | Pyo, Jong-Seong |
Kyeong-yeong Lee | Ri Hak-soo |
Numan Acar | Abdul |
Oskars Lauva | Arab terrorist #2 |
Pasquale Aleardi | Dagan |
Seung-beom Ryu | Dong, Myeong-soo |
Suk-kyu Han | Jeong Jin-soo |
Tayfun Bademsoy | Asim (rumored) |
Toni Varvasoudis | Arab Man #1 |
Werner Daehn | Yuri |