The City of Violence (Movie - 2006)

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  Ryoo Seung-wan
  류승완
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  Jeong Doo-hong
  정두홍
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  Lee Beom-soo
  이범수
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  Jeong Seok-yong
  정석용
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  Ahn Kil-kang
  안길강
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  Lee Joo-sil
  이주실

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  [Guest Review] The Berlin File
  2013/02/08, Source,
  Ryoo Seung-wan's ("The City of Violence", "The Unjust") new film "The Berlin File" is certainly a must see for all film fans. The movie stars some of Korea's most talented actors, Ha Jeong-woo ("The Chaser", "Nameless Gangster"), Jeon Ji-hyeon ("My Sassy Girl", "The Thieves") Ryoo Seung-beom ("The Servant", "The Unjust") and Han Seok-Kyu ("Forbidden Quest", "Eye for an Eye"). The film revolves around Ha Jeong-woo's character, a North Korean spy, as his own country turns against him and he must find a way out not only for his sake, but for his wife's as well,...More

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  'Berlin File' mixes Korean intrigue, cold war backdrop
  2013/01/28, Source,
  For director Ryoo Seung-wan, the drab cold war atmosphere still inherent in Berlin evoked the divided Korean Peninsula, the last outpost of the that era. Accordingly, the city's gray backdrop and its history of division helped get his creative juices flowing for "The Berlin File", his upcoming espionage action thriller set in the German capital following North and South Korean secret agents. "I visited Berlin to attend the Berlin International Film Festival in 2011 for my previous work, 'The Unjust'. The city still seemed to be full of that cold war atmosphere", said the director during a press event earlier this month ahead of the movie's release Wednesday,...More

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  Get your hopes up for Korean films in 2013
  2013/01/08, Source,
  Actor Ha Jeong-woo aims his gun in the film "The Berlin File" by Ryoo Seung-wan. The film is full of action scenes (photo courtesy of CJ E&M). The year 2012 marked a new beginning for Korean cinema, as the number of domestic viewers of Korean films reached 112.3 million and the market share of Korean films stood at 59 percent. The local film industry called it a Renaissance of Korean cinema but this year may be even better. Looking at the list of Korean films slated for release in 2013, the phenomenon is expected to last through the coming years. There are a number of big-budget films that range from multinational projects with international casts to global collaborations with large investments from Hollywood or China. There are also Hollywood films directed by Korean directors,...More

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  Bae Jeong-nam in screen, real dramas
  2012/08/01, Source,
  Shooting a movie and catching a thief is all in a day's work for actor Bae Jeong-nam. The 29-year-old star was on his way home about 2 a.m. yesterday after a day of filing the movie "In Berlin" when he saw a man running away from a taxi,...More