A North Korean fisherman was fishing in a river on the north-south line when his boat's engine broke down and drifted downstream to South Korea. South Korean intelligence agencies took him away and interrogated him. Although they found that he had been a soldier, they could not find any evidence that he was a spy. The furious interrogator wanted to subvert the attack, frame the blame or even turn the tables, and indeed succeeded in tricking him into helping the North Korean spy pass on information. But the fishermen who would rather die than return to their North Korean families escaped and returned to North Korea thanks to various rescues and rescues by the security guards. But I never imagined that this fisherman, who the South Korean intelligence agency had nothing to do with him, would be abused by North Korean intelligence agencies after returning to North Korea. He was forced to write about his experiences in South Korea countless times. Disobedient and continued to fish, he was eventually shot in the river on the north-south line.
The Net movie plot
2022-03-09 08:02
Extended Reading
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Maxie 2022-04-21 09:03:43
The plot of the lines is ridiculous, the footage is uninteresting, and it's ugly to watch, Kim Ki-duk has been abandoned
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Arvid 2022-04-24 07:01:25
This time the Hong Kong translation name is very appropriate - "people who can't escape from the north" is the whole story of "Net". Kim Ki-duk's camera language is still restrained and simple, but he has injected too many stereotyped and symbolic descriptions into the characters who live or live under two completely different ideologies, making the story itself full of conflict and tension, but unable to Cover up the film's lack of technique and flaws.
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Oh Jin-woo: The brighter the light, the darker its shadow...