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V.I.P. (2017) Korean language film in South Korea. This film can be divided into crime and thriller. The story of the film is written and directed by Park Hoon-Jung. He has worked in the South Korean film industry as a director as well as a screenwriter. He first entered the Korean film industry, writing screenplays for Kim Jee-Woon's I Saw the Devil (2010) and Ryoo Seung-wan's The Unjust (2010). He made his directorial debut in 2011 with The Showdown. His second film, Gangster Epic New World (2013), was a huge success and financially successful. V.I.P. (2017) The film was produced by Peppermint & Company and produced by Yeon Young-Sik. The film started shooting on October 22, 2016, and ended on January 22, 2017. Several countries like South Korea, Hong Kong, and Thailand have been selected as shooting locations. Also at Fantastic Fest 2017, the film won Best Director - Thriller Features by Director Park Hoon-Jung. V.I.P. (2017) The music director for the film is Lee Sung-Hyun, also known as Mowg. He won Best Composition for I Saw the Devil (2010), Masquerade (2012), Hwayi, A Monster Boy (2013), and Dongju: The Portrait of a Poet (2016), The Age of Shadows (2016), and Burning ( 2018) for movies. He is nicknamed Mowg because of his resemblance to Mowgli in The Jungle Book. The 128-minute-long V.I.P. (2017)'s box office gross was $ 9.9 million after its release on August 23, 2017. And V.I.P. (2017) The distribution rights to the film are owned by Warner Bros., a well-known American company. Entertainment Inc. To the institution. The film was also released on DVD and Blu-Ray on March 7, 2018. However, V.I.P. (2017) received the highest IMDB rating of 6.5 / 10 for this film, which received 1910 votes.Also, Google user value is recorded as 95%.

Cast

V.I.P. (2017) A large number of actresses have contributed to the Korean film in the lead role as well as in the supporting role. Famous Hollywood actors have also been involved in the film and it can be considered as a combination of Korean and Hollywood actors. The film stars Rolf Peter Ingvar Storm alias Peter Stormare, a well-known Hollywood actor, as Paul Gray, a CIA intelligence agent. He is a Swedish actor as well as a professional musician, playwright, and stage play director. Lee Jung-hyuk is a South Korean actor and model. He is best known for his films I Can Hear Your Voice, On the Way to the Airport, and Fists of Legend. Actor Oh Dae-hwan plays a character named Detective Kim in this movie. Well-known actor Jang Dong-Gun plays the role of Park Jae-Hyuk, a South Korean intelligence officer. Actor Kim Myung-min plays a character named Chae Yi-Do in this movie. Park Hee-Soon plays the character of Lee Dae-Bum in this movie. Actor Jo Woo-Jin plays the role of a prosecutor in this film. Actor Joo Jin-mo plays a NIS senior executive character in this film. Actor Yoo Jae-Myung plays the role of Senior Manager of North Korea Ministry of People’s Security in this film. Park Sung-Woong plays the role of a NIS executive in the film. Jung Woo-Rim plays the role of a bullied girl in this movie. Choi Jung-Woo played the role of a Police Executive in this film. Tae In-Ho plays a character named Agent Tae in this movie. Son Jong-Hak plays the role of the Chief Prosecutor in this film. Song Young-Kyu plays the role of the Attorney in this movie. Actor Lee Won-suk plays the role of a Chinese restaurant delivery man. Actor Hwang Byeng-Gug plays a NISI employee in the film. Jung Young-Do plays the role of a newspaper reporter. Andreas Fronk portrays the character of a U.S. intelligence officer. Choi Hyun-Jong plays a detective in the Special Investigation Team. Lee Won-hee actor C.I.A. Presents acting as an agent. Lee Si-Won plays the role of a female intelligence agent. Actress Kim Jin-Ok plays Inspector Joe's wife. In this way, a large number of other actors have contributed to the film.

Story

V.I.P. (2017) is the story presented in the film. Chae Yi Do, a South Korean police officer, and Lee Dae Bum, a North Korean police officer, join forces to arrest a North Korean serial killer, Kim Kwang Il. But this criminal is the son of a powerful North Korean politician, as well as South Korean intelligence and the American C.I.A. He is being prevented from being arrested because he is hiding intelligence that is important to the intelligence service. Kim Kwang Il is portrayed in the film as a very handsome young man as well as a mentally unstable person. Because he is the son of a North Korean general, no one will do anything against him and he will start working at his own will. He joins his group of friends, abducts young girls, injects them with drugs, tortures them, rapes them, and eventually kills them. At one point he massacres all her family members while trying to abduct a girl in a village in North Korea. Following the upheaval, he fled to another country with the help of intelligence from various countries and eventually returned to South Korea. Also, the South Korean government is trying to protect this criminal to obtain intelligence from North Korea.Under the influence of CIA intelligence, N.I.S. Agent Jae Hyuk intercepts Gwang Il's police investigation and appoints the government to take the perpetrator into his custody. The film shows a huge competition between South Korean and American officials in obtaining this intelligence and attempts to outdo each other. Chae Yi-do is a South Korean detective who is constantly addicted to tobacco. Due to the lack of strong evidence against the perpetrator, Yi Do is forced to release the suspect and is fired. The film also shows how North Korea and South Korea, two hostile nations, are collaborating. In particular, several of the images here show intelligence exchanges between North and South Korean commanders. The film also shows how all of them work together against a common enemy and how the criminal is brutally murdered in the end.