Action,Drama,Comedy
South Korea
Secretly, Greatly is a South Korean action thriller film that was released in 2013. Directed by Jang Cheol-soo, the movie is based on a webcomic titled "Covertness" by Hun.
The film follows Ryu-han, a North Korean sleeper cell agent who has been living in the South for two years, disguised as a village idiot. His mission is to gather information and wait for further orders.
One day, two more North Korean spies - Hae-rang and Hae-jin - arrive in the same town. Hae-rang is posing as a popular rock star, while Hae-jin is pretending to be an ordinary high school student. Ryu-han helps them settle in and teaches them how to blend in with the locals.
Meanwhile, back in North Korea, there is a sudden political power shift and the three spies receive an urgent and dangerous mission. They must carry out a deadly terrorist attack in the heart of South Korea, which will have devastating consequences for both countries.
As Ryu-han, Hae-rang, and Hae-jin prepare for their mission, they begin to doubt their loyalty to North Korea and question the morality of their actions. They must navigate complex political and personal dilemmas as they try to complete their mission and protect themselves from being discovered by South Korean authorities.
Ultimately, the three spies must make a difficult decision - to follow their orders and carry out the attack, or to betray their country and protect innocent lives. The film culminates in a thrilling and emotional finale as the three spies face the consequences of their decisions.
