Name: The Berlin File
Genre: Action, Thriller & Suspense, Drama
Released: 2013-01-30
Rating: 9.3
Cast: Ha Jung Woo, Han Suk Kyu, Ryoo Seung Bum, Jun Ji Hyun, Lee Kyung Young

Ha Jung Woo

Pyo Jong Seong

Han Suk Kyu

Jung Jin Soo

Ryoo Seung Bum is a South Korean actor who is considered one of the top actors of his generation. Born on August 9, 1980, he rose to fame appearing in the eclectic films directed by his brother, Ryoo Seung Wan, making his acting debut in the 2000 film “Die Bad” (for which he won Best New Actor at the Grand Bell Awards) and also starring in “Arahan (2004), “Crying Fist” (2005), “The Unjust” (2010) and “The Berlin File” (2013). Ryoo Seung Bum gained critical acclaim and many acting awards throughout his prolific acting career. Some of his recent notable titles include the films “No Mercy” (2010), “The Servant” (2010), “The Suicide Forecast” (2011), “Over My Dead Body” (2012) and “Perfect Number” (2012). Ryoo Seung Bum also has gained the reputation of being an eccentric dresser, landing on both the best-dressed and worst-dressed lists for his unpredictable fashion sense.

Ryoo Seung Bum

Dong Myung Su

Jun Ji Hyun

Ryun Jung Hee

Lee Kyung Young

Kwak Do Won is a South Korean actor who was born on May 17, 1974, in Seoul, South Korea. He studied at Gwangnam High School and made his acting debut in a 1999 stage play performance of “King David,” following up with a 2001 performance of Shakespeare’s “Hamlet.” He made his movie bow in 2003, starring in “If You Were Me,” and has since gone on to appear in film releases such as “A Company Man” (2012) and “Steel Rain” (2017).

Kwak Do Won

Choi Moo Sung

Ryoo Seung Wan

In the shadowy underworld of Berlin, North Korean ghost agent Pyo Jong Seong (Ha Jung Woo), finds his meticulously constructed life unraveling. A weapons deal gone sideways exposes a mole within the North Korean embassy, thrusting Jong Sung into a desperate race against time as South Korean intelligence agent Jung Jin Soo (Han Suk Kyu) attempts to find and unmask him. Dong Myung Su (Ryoo Seung Bum), another North Korean agent, frames Jong Seong's wife Ryun Jung Hee (Jun Ji Hyun), a seemingly loyal North Korean interpreter, for treason – but when Jong Seong tries to clear his wife's name, he discovers that her true allegiances may not be where he thought they were. As Jong Seong tries to make sense of the chaos around him, he uncovers a vast international conspiracy that goes much deeper than he realized. Will Jong Seong have to sacrifice everything to uncover the truth?

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