The performances by both choi min sik and lee jung-jae and cinematography aren great but there isn't that noteworthy here.
Sometimes it does suck to have seen so many films but i've seen these tropes of long undercover cop getting tired of his post a lot of many times and its just not engaging.
New World
Three Men. Three Ways. To A Different World.
Rating
2.5 (1)
Release Date
2/21/2013Runtime
134 minsOverview
An undercover cop has his loyalties tested when the boss of the corporate gang he's spent years infiltrating dies.
Status
ReleasedOriginal Language
KoreanBudget
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How It Feels
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A neo-noir crime thriller that slowly tightens the screws on an undercover cop caught between warring factions, exploring how deep infiltration corrodes the line between cop and criminal. The film watches with cool precision as its protagonist's world fractures under the weight of divided allegiances.
Mood
TenseParanoidDread-soakedMelancholic
Themes
IdentityCorruptionPowerBetrayal
Tone
Bleak
Pacing
Slow-burn
Look
NaturalisticHigh-contrast
Structure
Linear
Heads up
Graphic violence
Lee Jung-jae
Lee Ja-sung
Choi Min-sik
Kang Hyung-chul
Hwang Jung-min
Jung Chung
Park Sung-woong
Lee Joong-gu
Song Ji-hyo
Shin-woo
Kim Yoon-sung
Seok-moo
Na Kwang-hoon
Yang Moon-seok
Park Seo-yeon
Han Joo-kyung
Choi Il-hwa
Jang Su-ki
Ju Jin-mo
Officer at National Police Agency
Jang Kwang
Mob Director Yang
Kwon Tae-won
Mob Director Park
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