The Berlin File

Movie
German title	The Berlin File
Original title	Bereullin ( 베를린 )
Country of production	South Korea
original language	Korean ; English ; German
Publishing year	2013
length	121 minutes
Age rating	FSK 16
Rod
Director	Ryoo Seung-wan
script	Ryoo Seung-wan
production	Kang Hye-young
music	Jo Yeong-wook
camera	Choi Young-hwan
cut	Kim Sang-bum ; Kim Jae-bum
occupation
	Ha Jung-woo : Pyo Jongsŏng; Han Suk-kyu : Jeong Jin-su; Ryoo Seung-bum : Dong Myŏngsu; Jun Ji-hyun : Ryŏn Jŏnghŭi; Lee Geung-young : Ri Haksu;

The Berlin File ( German The Berlin-Act ) is a South Korean spy thriller by Ryoo Seung-wan from the year 2013. The film was released in South Korean cinemas on January 31, 2013. It had over 7 million viewers.

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The North Korean agent Jongsŏng has lived in Berlin for years. A weapons deal with a Russian dealer and an Arab terrorist leads to a shootout with the Mossad and the South Korean secret service. Jongsŏng escapes, however. However, from now on he is being pursued by the South Korean secret agent Jin-su. He tries to solve the case and find out whether Jongsŏng is a double agent.

The leadership in Pyongyang has meanwhile decided to send agent Dong Myŏngsu to Berlin to track down possible defectors in the North Korean embassy. Jongsŏng's wife Ryŏn Jŏnghŭi also works there. The trail of the defector leads to his wife.

When North Korean agents are assigned to the couple, the two flee. His wife falls into the hands of Myŏngsu while Jongsŏng is caught by the South Korean agent Jin-su. Jongsŏng then overflows and they both try to free Jongsŏng's wife together. Jongsŏng had previously explained to the South Korean agent that it was all a plot by Dong Myŏngsu to take over the leadership in Berlin. The evidence against his wife was falsified. When they try to free Jŏnghŭi together, there is a shooting in which the Arab terrorists and Myŏngsu die, but Jongsŏng's pregnant wife also dies from her injuries.