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The Berlin File
Trust No One. Suspect Everyone.
Trust No One. Suspect Everyone.
Action, Thriller - 2013
The Berlin File
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6.6
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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.
Director:
,
Ryoo Seung-wan
Cast:
,
Jun Ji-hyun
,
Ha Jung-woo
,
Han Suk-kyu
,
Ryoo Seung-bum
,
Lee Kyoung-young

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Rated:
NOT RATED
Runtime:
120 min
Release date:
30 Jan 2013
Country:
KR
Languages:
German, English, Korean
Budget:
$9,000,000
Revenue:
$48,965,210
Awards:
9 wins & 7 nominations.

Top Critics Reviews

rotten:
[A] formulaic but solid Cold War-style spy thriller, with North Korea pinch-hitting for the Soviet Union.
– Scott Foundas,
Village Voice,
12 Feb 2013
rotten:
The story feels fairly perfunctory - not to mention unnecessarily knotty - but the well-connected leads do their best to ground it.
– Elizabeth Weitzman,
New York Daily News,
14 Feb 2013
rotten:
The Berlin File benefits from gritty surroundings that add a cold war realism to this otherwise confusing tale of conflicted loyalties and secret agendas.
– Linda Barnard,
Toronto Star,
14 Feb 2013
fresh:
As soon as "The Berlin File" takes flight with its exhilarating action set pieces, memories of any muddles evaporate amid the tension and vivid engagement with settings, from courtyards to fields.
– Nicolas Rapold,
New York Times,
14 Feb 2013
rotten:
There is something sharp, exciting and more original tucked within "The Berlin File" - and it is in moments a sleek, crackling film - but it all feels somehow misshapen.
– Mark Olsen,
Los Angeles Times,
15 Feb 2013
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