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The Spy Gone North
South Korea, 1993. An agent of the National Intelligence Service is sent to Beijing to infiltrate a group of North Korean officials with the ultimate goal of obtaining information about their nuclear program.
2018 · Directed by Yoon Jong-bin · 138 min · Drama · History · Thriller · 13 frames
Tagline
In the lasting days of the Cold War.
Crew
- Screenplay: Kwon Sung-hui, Yoon Jong-bin
- Cinematography: Choi Chan-min
- Edited by: Kim Jae-beom, Kim Sang-bum
- Music: Cho Young-wuk
- Production design: Park Elhen
- Produced by: Kuk Su-ran, Han Jae-duk, Son Sang-bum, Roger Huang Jiang-Feng
Cast
- Hwang Jung-min as Heuk Geum-seong / Park Seok-yeong
- Lee Sung-min as Ri Myeong-woon
- Cho Jin-woong as Choi Hak-seong
- Ju Ji-hoon as Section Chief Jeong Moo-taek
- Jeong So-ri as Lee Hong-seol
- Kim Hong-pa as Kim Myung-soo
- Ki Joo-bong as President Kim Jong-il
- Kim Eung-soo as Department Head Kim
- Chae Yong as Hwang Byeong-cheol
- Park Sung-woong as Han Chang-joo
Production
- Country: South Korea
- Language: Japanese, English, Mandarin, Korean
- Studios: Sanai Pictures, Moonlight Film, CJ Entertainment
- Budget: $17,000,000
- Box office: $3,175
- Themes: undercover agent, spy, based on true story, political campaign, beijing, china, nuclear threat, political corruption, 1990s, 2000s, inter-korean relations
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