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|director = Seung-wan | |director = [[Seung-wan Ryu]] | ||
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'''''The Berlin File''''' (Korean Title: ''''' | '''''The Berlin File''''' (Korean Title: '''''Bereurlin'''''/Hangul: '''''베를린''''') is a 2013 South Korean espionage movie directed by [[Seung-wan Ryu]]. In Berlin, North Korean agent Pyo Jong-Sung and his wife Ryun Jung-Hee find themselves trapped in the center of a deadly tangled web of intrigue between North and South Korean secret services. With international terrorists and black ops assassins hunting him, Pyo must find a way to get him and his wife out of the city alive. | ||
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The Berlin File (Korean Title: Bereurlin/Hangul: 베를린) is a 2013 South Korean espionage movie directed by Seung-wan Ryu. In Berlin, North Korean agent Pyo Jong-Sung and his wife Ryun Jung-Hee find themselves trapped in the center of a deadly tangled web of intrigue between North and South Korean secret services. With international terrorists and black ops assassins hunting him, Pyo must find a way to get him and his wife out of the city alive.
The following weapons were used in the film The Berlin File:
Handguns
Walther P99QA
A suppressed Walther P99QA is Pyo Jong-Sung's personal weapon. Ryun Jung-Hee also uses this pistol without a suppressor.
Walther P99AS
Dong Myung-Soo is armed with a Walther P99AS.
Glock 17
A Glock 17 is Jung Jin-Soo's personal weapon. Mossad agent Dagan (Pasquale Aleardi) uses a suppressed Glock 17.
CAA Tactical RONI-G1
Jung Jin-Soo use a CAA Tactical RONI-G1 with a Glock 17 inside during the final shootout.
Smith & Wesson 5906
The Smith & Wesson 5906 is CIA agent Marty's (John Keogh) personal weapon.
CZ 75 "Pre-B"
Pyo Jong-Sung uses a CZ 75 "Pre-B" during the final shootout.
Desert Eagle Mark XIX
A chrome-finish Desert Eagle Mark XIX is used by Abdul (Numan Acar) and Asim (Tayfun Bademsoy). Dong Myung-Soo also uses this pistol during the final shootout. The Desert Eagles used in the film are Tokyo Marui airsoft replicas.
Walther PP
A suppressed Walther PP is Yuri's personal weapon
Submachine Guns
Heckler & Koch MP5K
Suppressed Heckler & Koch MP5K submachine guns are used by North Korean agents and some of Abdul's henchmen.
Micro Uzi
A suppressed Micro Uzi is used by one of Abdul's henchmen. Pyo Jong-Sung also captures and uses the Micro Uzi.
Steyr TMP
Suppressed Steyr TMP submachine guns with and without shoulder stocks are used by some of Abdul's henchmen.
Assault Rifles
Norinco Type 56
Customized Norinco Type 56 assault rifles are used by North Korean agents and Abdul's henchmen.
Grenade launcher
Brügger & Thomet GL-06
The Brügger & Thomet GL-06 grenade launcher is used by Jung Jin-Soo during the final shootout.
