A young diplomat is assigned the task of carrying the ransom money to rescue an abducted diplomat in Lebanon, and a local taxi driver accidently gets involved in the mission.
الإعلان الترويجي
طاقم العمل
Kim Seong-hun
Director
Ha Jung-woo
Min-joon
Ju Ji-Hoon
Pan-soo
Hyeong-gook Im
Oh Jae-seok
Eung-soo Kim
Director
Jong-soo Kim
Minister Choi
Hyuk-kwon Park
Manager Park
Seung-mok Yoo
Vice-minister Lee
Jang So-yeon
Jae-seok's Wife
Choi Jung-Woo
Chief Secretary
Burn Gorman
Richard Carter
Marcin Dorocinski
Hays
Fehd Benchemsi
Karim
Anas El Baz
Naji
Nisrine Adam
Layla
Han Soo Hyun
Kim Sung-ho
Sin-hwan Jeon
Kim Chi-yong deputy director
Seo Young-sam
Guard
Sang-won Lee
Ministry of Foreign Affairs Middle East staff
Yeo Jung-mi
Writer
Kim Jung-Yeon
Writer
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الرفاق
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المكشوف
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غريبة
التعليقات
6 تعليق
nice
Korean political action thriller in the same vein as Mogadishu and The Point Men. Ha Jung-woo stars in the really entertaining film by up-and-coming director Kim Seong-hun (who already proved his worth with A Hard Day, and continues to do so here). Possibly a better offering than the other two films mentioned before, in a sense that it melds geopolitical concerns with plenty of action and humor without ever hitting a false note, bar an occasional scene. I find it hard to believe there would be a genre fan out there who wouldn't at least enjoy parts of what Ransomed offers. It's so, so fun, intense, creative in its action scenes that its two-hour runtime zips by. Very much recommended to genre fans, and/or if you simply like commercial entertainment done right.
