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The narrative centers on (played by Lee Jong-suk), the son of a high-ranking North Korean official. While residing in South Korea, he is identified as a primary suspect in a series of gruesome serial murders. The plot explores the complex political tension between various agencies attempting to handle him:
Represented by Ri Dae-bum, a former North Korean officer seeking personal revenge. V.I.P.2017.1080p-dual-lat.mp4
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Upon release, the film was a commercial success in South Korea, but it faced significant backlash from domestic audiences regarding its graphic portrayal of violence against women. Critics praised the performances—particularly Lee Jong-suk’s departure from his usual "pretty boy" roles—but debated the film's "misogynistic" undertones. Indicates a Full HD vertical resolution of 1,080
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Led by Detective Chae Yi-do, who seeks to arrest him for his crimes.
Involved behind the scenes, treating the suspect as a "V.I.P." asset for geopolitical leverage. Jang Dong-gun as Park Jae-hyuk (NIS Agent) Kim Myung-min as Chae Yi-do (Police Detective) Lee Jong-suk as Kim Gwang-il (The Antagonist/V.I.P.) Park Hee-soon as Ri Dae-bum (North Korean Agent) Technical Specifications (pertaining to the file name)
