North Korean spy goes from hero to suspect
Berlin File is a Korean spy thriller based in, you guessed it Germany. Pyo Jongseong (Ha Jungwoo) is a North Korean spy working in Berlin. He’s a hero of the North, but then becomes a suspect. The story revolves around spies, counter spies, betrayal, and deception.<br /><br />The movie spends some time laying out the system Pyo works under. In the North no one is trusted. People make reports upon reports and then report on others. Mutual distrust in a system that demands utter loyalty is the name of the game.<br /><br />The second half of the story is full of action as Pyo goes from chasing people to being chased. Some of the action sequences are very well done such as when Pyo falls through a glass roof and gets caught up in a series of electrical wires.<br /><br />It’s interesting that a South Korean movie would focus upon a Northern spy but then again it focuses upon how soulless and crooked the North is. Overall it’s a very nice mix of espionage, gun play and politics.
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