How long is The Spy Gone North?

The Spy Gone North is 2 hr 21 min long.

Who is Heuk Geum-seong / Park Seok-yeong in The Spy Gone North?

Hwang Jung-min plays Heuk Geum-seong / Park Seok-yeong in the film.

What is The Spy Gone North about?

In 1993 Korea, the only country where the Cold War continues, tensions surrounding the development of nuclear weapons escalate. Seok-young Park, an army major in the South Korea military intelligence with the code name 'Black Venus' is assigned a mission to infiltrate the North Korean nuclear facility. Seok-young disguises himself as a South Korean businessman working on a collaborative project with North Korea, and approaches Myung-woon Lee, a North Korean high official based in Beijing. After laying down groundwork for years, Seok-young finally manages to win the North Korean ruling class' trust and secure a contract for joint advertising. However, Seok-young soon discovers that both North and South Korea are making secret deals for their own interests in the 1998 South Korea presidential election.

The Spy Gone North

Name: The Spy Gone North
Genre: Drama
Duration: 141
Rating: 83

NR 2 hr 21 min

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How long is The Spy Gone North?: The Spy Gone North is 2 hr 21 min long.

Who directed The Spy Gone North?: Yoon Jong-bin

Who is Heuk Geum-seong / Park Seok-yeong in The Spy Gone North?: Hwang Jung-min plays Heuk Geum-seong / Park Seok-yeong in the film.

What is The Spy Gone North about?: In 1993 Korea, the only country where the Cold War continues, tensions surrounding the development of nuclear weapons escalate. Seok-young Park, an army major in the South Korea military intelligence with the code name 'Black Venus' is assigned a mission to infiltrate the North Korean nuclear facility. Seok-young disguises himself as a South Korean businessman working on a collaborative project with North Korea, and approaches Myung-woon Lee, a North Korean high official based in Beijing. After laying down groundwork for years, Seok-young finally manages to win the North Korean ruling class' trust and secure a contract for joint advertising. However, Seok-young soon discovers that both North and South Korea are making secret deals for their own interests in the 1998 South Korea presidential election.