This film really shows how political life works. In this movie, everything feels like a dilemma between preserving dignity and simply staying alive. Every action is political, shaped by necessity and calculation, yet the sense of humanity that comes from conscience cannot be denied. This is part of political life; heavy, tense, and far from easy.
On a lighter note, I keep wondering why Koo Kyo-hwan always ends up playing someone from North Korea seriously, how does he keep getting these roles? 😂
This film really shows how political life works. In this movie, everything feels like a dilemma between preserving dignity and simply staying alive. Every action is political, shaped by necessity and calculation, yet the sense of humanity that comes from conscience cannot be denied. This is part of political life; heavy, tense, and far from easy.
On a lighter note, I keep wondering why Koo Kyo-hwan always ends up playing someone from North Korea seriously, how does he keep getting these roles? 😂
