The Age of Shadows
- English：The Age of Shadows
- Korean： 밀정
- Release Date： 2016/09/07
- Duration： 140分
Cast
Summary＆Synopsis
An emissary (Korean: 밀정) is a movie. The Korean release date is 2016-09-07. The running time is 140 minutes.
Starring Song Kang Ho & GongYoo! Bombs used to destroy major facilities under Japanese rule
A work that depicts a desperate struggle between a group carrying ``cars'' and the Japanese police. . Japanese colonial era in the 1920s. Former Korean Japanese police officer Lee Jung-chul (Song Kang-ho) searches for members of the armed independence movement group Yyeongdan.
On Seto's special mission, he approaches Kim Woo-jin (GongYoo), the leader of the Guiletsudan, and the two, who stand at the opposite ends of an era, approach each other while knowing each other's true identities and intentions, but keeping their inner feelings hidden.
While information from unknown sources is being exchanged between both sides, and it is unclear who is the spy, the Giretsu group is trying to bring a bomb to Gyeongseong that will destroy the main facilities under Japanese rule, and
Japanese police gather in Shanghai in pursuit of them. Between those who must be captured and those who must not be captured, the secret battles, appeasement, and sedition operations that try to use each other for their own goals are at a standstill.
Amidst the tension that unfolds, the train loaded with bombs crosses the border and heads for Gyeongseong. . The Korean film ``The Spy'' is set in the late 1920s, when a group of people were sent to destroy a major facility under Japanese rule.
This work depicts a breathtaking fight to the death between a group trying to transport a bomb from the sea to Gyeongsong and the Japanese police who corner them. Actor Song Kang-ho plays Lee Jung-chul, a Korean police officer, as a police officer.
Ng Yoo gave a passionate performance as Kim Woo-jin, the leader of the Yiyeoldan.
Starring Song Kang Ho & GongYoo! Bombs used to destroy major facilities under Japanese rule
A work that depicts a desperate struggle between a group carrying ``cars'' and the Japanese police. . Japanese colonial era in the 1920s. Former Korean Japanese police officer Lee Jung-chul (Song Kang-ho) searches for members of the armed independence movement group Yyeongdan.
On Seto's special mission, he approaches Kim Woo-jin (GongYoo), the leader of the Guiletsudan, and the two, who stand at the opposite ends of an era, approach each other while knowing each other's true identities and intentions, but keeping their inner feelings hidden.
While information from unknown sources is being exchanged between both sides, and it is unclear who is the spy, the Giretsu group is trying to bring a bomb to Gyeongseong that will destroy the main facilities under Japanese rule, and
Japanese police gather in Shanghai in pursuit of them. Between those who must be captured and those who must not be captured, the secret battles, appeasement, and sedition operations that try to use each other for their own goals are at a standstill.
Amidst the tension that unfolds, the train loaded with bombs crosses the border and heads for Gyeongseong. . The Korean film ``The Spy'' is set in the late 1920s, when a group of people were sent to destroy a major facility under Japanese rule.
This work depicts a breathtaking fight to the death between a group trying to transport a bomb from the sea to Gyeongsong and the Japanese police who corner them. Actor Song Kang-ho plays Lee Jung-chul, a Korean police officer, as a police officer.
Ng Yoo gave a passionate performance as Kim Woo-jin, the leader of the Yiyeoldan.