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The Spies
Kim, a North Korean spy, lives in South Korea for 22 years and is contacted unexpectedly by his superior. His team plans to complete an earlier mission and steal the target's large stockpile of cash.
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Kim, a North Korean spy, lives in South Korea for 22 years and is contacted unexpectedly by his superior. His team plans to complete an earlier mission and steal the target's large stockpile of cash.
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Genre:Drama, Action, Comedy
Written By:Woo Min-ho
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Runtime:115 minutes
Studio:Woollim, Lotte Entertainment
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