

The Spy Gone North
"In the lasting days of the Cold War."
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.
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Hwang Jung-min
Heuk Geum-seong / Park Seok-yeong

Lee Sung-min
Ri Myeong-woon

Cho Jin-woong
Choi Hak-seong

Ju Ji-hoon
Section Chief Jeong Moo-taek

Jeong So-ri
Lee Hong-seol

Kim Hong-pa
Kim Myung-soo

Gi Ju-bong
President Kim Jong-il

Kim Eung-soo
Department Head Kim
Chae Yong
Hwang Byeong-cheol

Park Sung-woong
Han Chang-joo

Park Jin-young
Kim Jang-hyeok

Nam Moon-chul
National Assembly Member Park
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SWITCH.
Along with impressively slick cinematography via Choi Chan-min and some outstanding production design (Taipei stands in for Beijing and North Korea), the film provides some fascinating insights into Korean history following the Cold War and the transition from a tightly-controlled to a more democratic South Korea. You don’t need to know much about Korean politics to enjoy ‘The Spy Gone North’; you only need an appreciation for political intrigue and tension-inducing filmmaking in general. - Jake Watt Read Jake's full article... https://www.maketheswitch.com.au/article/review-the-spy-gone-north-engrossing-espionage-escapades