A South Korean agent hunts a drug ring in Russia and goes head-to-head with a North Korean operative — pulling both into peril and tangled secrets.
Ryoo Seung-wan
Director
Zo In-sung
Manager Zo
Park Jeong-min
Park Geon
Park Hae-joon
Hwang Chi-seong
Shin Sae-kyeong
Chae Seon-hwa
Robert Maaser
Aleksei
Eugene Jung
Assistant Manager Lim
Park Myung-shin
North Korean Restaurant Manager
Lee Shin-ki
Geum-tae
Kang Ha-kyung
Eun-pyo
Lee Jun-young
Dong-cheol
Kim Eui-sung
Director of the NIS
Looks can be deceiving. At first inspection, "Humint" appears to be an exciting, action-packed spy thriller. Indeed, in the opening and closing scenes it is, but the lull between action and excitement takes up the majority of this film's length. In short, it's predominantly a rather depressing, uninteresting interpersonal tale that fails to engage with the viewer. In summary, a film that doesn't know whether it's an action flick or an interpersonal drama and ends up being neither. Not reccomended.recommended.
Looks can be deceiving. At first inspection, "Humint" appears to be an exciting, action-packed spy thriller. Indeed, in the opening and closing scenes it is, but the lull between action and excitement takes up the majority of this film's length. In short, it's predominantly a rather depressing, uninteresting interpersonal tale that fails to engage with the viewer. In summary, a film that doesn't know whether it's an action flick or an interpersonal drama and ends up being neither. Not reccomended.
