The Secret Reunion Korean Action Movie 2010Hangul: 의형제
Cast And Crew
Main Cast : Song Kang-ho 송강호 ,Kang Dong-won 강동원 ,Yoon Hee-seok 윤희석,Park Hyeok-kwon 박혁권 ,Lee So-yoon 이소윤,Ko Chang-seok 고창석
Director: Jang Hun
Writer: Hun Jang (writer)
Producer: Myong-chul Song
Language: Korean
Country: South Korea
Release Date: February 4, 2009
Runtime: 116 min.
Distributor: Showbox/Mediaplex
Genre: Action Drama
The Secret Reunion (Brothers)South Korea movie Plot Summary :
Watch movie Story : A North Korean spy and a former South Korean agent form a tense partnership
Secret Reunion" (aka Sworn Brothers) is set six years after a dubious gunfight took place in the heart of Seoul. Song Kang-ho plays Lee Han-kyu, who was kicked out of the National Intelligence Service. Han-kyu acts first with his body rather than his head. Kang Dong-won is playing Song Ji-won, a cool-headed and precise agent who was abandoned by North Korea. The story unfolds as the two meet but each continues to conceal his identity from the other.
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The Secret Reunion (Brothers) Korean Film Synopsis :
Ji-won is a North Korean resident spy, is contacted by an agent "Shadow" and begins a mission to assassinate a traitor. Hot-tempered South Korean intelligence agent Han-gyu gets to know such plot from a liaison and attempts to prosecute "Shadow" without permission but fails. As a result Han-gyu resigns from the agency. 6 years later, Han-gyu operates an investigation agency and come across Ji-won once again. Wanting the bounty for bringing in a Ji-won, Han-gyu offers him a partnership to keep him close. Ji-won assumes that Han-gyu is still the agent and agrees to get rid of his false accusation of a traitor. As they work and live under one roof, they maintain a tight-rope tension but an unusual friendship.The Secret Reunion South Korea Movie Review :
A story about North and South Korean spies called "Secret Reunion" may initially seem like mawkish cliche capitalizing on the tragic divide of the peninsula.
But pleasantly surprising, bona fide entertainment is on offer ― an incisive observation of modern Korea that is tastefully packaged as a humorous and gripping story of a budding "bromance" between foes.
North Korean secret agent Ji-won (Kang Dong-won) crosses the 38th Parallel on a big mission to assassinate a comrade who has betrayed the regime. When the National Intelligence Service (NIS) led by Han-gyu (Song Kang-ho) intervenes, a shooting rampage ensues in the heart of Seoul.
Both parties suffer losses but the adept Northerner completes his assignment and escapes, while Han-gyu, having failed miserably, is fired. Ji-won, however, is suspected as having manipulated the operation and is also deserted by his agency.
Six years have passed and Han-gyu makes a living running a third-rate Private Eye business, catching runaway immigrant housewives rather than enemies of the state, while Ji-won leads a renegade life, all the while trying to get in touch with his squad.
The two cross paths by chance and they immediately recognize each other from the fateful incident; each believing that their own identity has not been compromised they wear smiles and start a business partnership in order to steal information from the other.
