Director
Kim Hyun-jung
Composer
Michael Staudacher
Cast
Han Suk-kyu, Koh So-Young, Chun Ho-Jin, Song Jae-Ho
Edition 2003
120'
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2002
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Action, Thriller
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Dialogue:
Korean
Double Agent is a tamped-down winter's chill of a film. Bringing to life the bad old days of the Cold War it gives us the calculating human chess games of John Le Carre at his best. A stomach churning look at he 1980's anti-communist madness that turned patriots into tortures, its plot hinges on the minutiae of a spy's life: the accidental photograph, a name dropped during a confession. A film for everyone who loves spy movies but hates one-liners. Here, espionage isn't a rah-rah thrill ride, but a carnivorous hall of mirrors where people walk in, and husks walk out.
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Credits
Directors
Kim Hyun-jung
Composers
Michael Staudacher
Cast
Han Suk-kyu, Koh So-Young, Chun Ho-Jin, Song Jae-Ho
Scenario
Shim Hye-Won, Paek Seung-Jae
Director of Photography
Kim Sung-Bok
Editors
Kim Sang-Bum
Producers
Koo Bon-Han
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Dialogue
Korean
Countries of production
South Korea
Year
2002