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Mogadisyu

2021 [KOREAN]

Action / Drama / Thriller

Mogadisyu (2021) download

Mogadisyu

2021 [KOREAN]

Action / Drama / Thriller

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95% TOMATOMETER · 44 reviews

85% AUDIENCE · 100 ratings

7.0/10 · 8.8K

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diplomat escape somalia based on true story 1990s mogadishu

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Mogadisyu (2021) download

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Mogadisyu (2021) download

Plot summary

Diplomats from the North and South Korean embassies in Somalia attempt a daring joint escape from Mogadishu when the outbreak of civil war leaves them stranded.

Director

Seung-wan Ryoo

Top cast

Peter Kawa as Somalian officer

In-Sung Jo as Kang Dae-jin

Jun-ho Heo as Rim Yong-su

Gyo-hwan Koo as Tae Joon-ki

Tech specs

720p.BLU 1080p.BLU 720p.WEB 1080p.WEB

1.09 GB

1280*534

Korean 2.0

TV-14

Subtitles

24 fps

2 hr 1 min

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2.23 GB

1920*800

Korean 5.1

TV-14

Subtitles

24 fps

2 hr 1 min

Seeds 12

1.09 GB

1280*534

Korean 2.0

TV-14

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23.976 fps

2 hr 1 min

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2.23 GB

1920*800

Korean 5.1

TV-14

Subtitles

23.976 fps

2 hr 1 min

Seeds 1

Comments 8

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AyazAAD 1784 days ago

Korean Argo but much better than argo

AyazAAD 1784 days ago

Finest escape survival movie ,must watch

emil5nerida 1818 days ago

good movie over all..

cnnBS 1818 days ago

N.Koreans that are allowed to leave NK are the upper-elite party-trusted commie faithful. Don't trust them!

zen_sephirot 1832 days ago

A good movie that confronts the idea of two nations being separated by ideology but now they have to unite in the foreign land to survive

Balerophon 1838 days ago

Never trust @Bogeydefman3. This is why he's crazy. He loves loves loves RACISM, no wonder he hates islam, he loves racism, islam gives him excuses to hate hate hate hael, that's all he thinks about, hate hate hate. When will he grow up? smh @Bogeydefman3 is civilization-killer, not BUILDER. He always turns every argument into pissholes, disgusting freak.

onyetjinong 1841 days ago

OK, I'll take this one

slipknot142 1841 days ago

Thanks for uploading more Korean movies appreciate it

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IMDb reviews

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7 / 10

More than just a story about being trapped

deepkino

More than just a story about being trapped in a foreign civil war, this film dramatizes a remarkable true incident from the Somali Civil War. In the chaos…

8 / 10

A Diplomat's Dilemma

reelreviewsandrecommendations

It is 1991, and Somalia is under the iron grip of President Barre's military junta. The good-humoured Han Shin-sung is the South Korean Ambassador, who is…

It is 1991, and Somalia is under the iron grip of President Barre's military junta. The good-humoured Han Shin-sung is the South Korean Ambassador, who is often at odds with his North Korean counterpart Rim Yong-su. Shin-sung has a meeting scheduled with President Barre, for which his recently arrived underling Kang Dae-jin has brought gifts from South Korea. However, en-route, they are robbed, missing the meeting. Shin-sung suspects Yong-su, though before he can investigate further, a violent civil war breaks out, forcing the North and South Korean diplomats and embassy staff to work together if any of them are to survive. A tense thriller, Ryu Seung-wan's 'Escape from Mogadishu' is a powerful treatise about ideology and the human cost of war. Written by Seung-wan and Lee Ki-cheol, their narrative contends that ideological differences must be set-aside in certain situations in order to ensure the well-being of those involved. In the context of the film, the South and North Koreans understand they must transcend their cultural and political divisions- such as their contrasting views on democracy, communism and reunification- if they are to survive; an uneasy task, but one they strive to do nevertheless. Conversely, the film also reveals the commonalities the two sides share, such as their language, history and humanity. Seung-wan and Ki-cheol's screenplay challenges the prejudices that the characters have about each other, showing acutely how these are gradually overcome through mutual understanding and respect. In this way, it offers a rare glimpse into the nuanced relationship between the two Koreas, which is often oversimplified or ignored by the mainstream media. The representation of the Korean sides stands in contrast with the brutality of the Somali warlords and militias, who have no regard for the lives of their own people. While the Koreans want to ensure their peoples safety, the Somalis are portrayed as bloodthirsty bandits. Both Barre's men- and those engaging in the uprising- murder and loot with impunity. As the Koreans attempt to escape the barbarity, the true cost of warfare is revealed. It is not Barre, nor the leaders of the uprising, who suffer- it is the common man and woman in the street. Choi Young-hwan's cinematography is rich in texture and highly realistic. His atmospheric utilisation of differing colours heightens the contrast between the South and North Koreans, as well as with the Somalis, while the variety of camera angles he employs compounds the films tension and drama. Moreover, his use of aerial footage adds perspective to proceedings, while his close ups and shaky camera movements bolsters the action and emotional impact of scenes. Similar in ways to Rodrigo Prieto's work on Ben Affleck's 'Argo,' Young-hwan's handling of the film's visuals is consistently impressive. Bang Jun-seok's emotive score creates urgency and panic, complementing the narrative astutely; particularly in the last act. Furthermore, Kim Bo-mook's production design is immersive and evocative, making locations look both real and lived-in. Bo-mook's work also compounds the contrast between the South and North Koreans, as does Rabiaa N'Gadi's set decoration and Hyein Ki's art direction. Additionally, Chae Kyung-hwa's costume design is striking, adding to the personalities and cultural backgrounds of the characters. Kim Yoon-seok stars as Shin-sung, opposite Huh Joon-ho as Yong-su and Zo In-sung as Dae-jin. Yoon-seok impresses greatly, bringing much warmth and depth to the role, making the character instantly likable. Joon-ho delivers a nuanced performance as Yong-su, showing the forbidden humanity of a North Korean government official subtly and with much tact. In-sung is similarly good as the sturdy Dae-jin, while supporting stars Koo Kyo-hwan, Kim So-jin and Kim Jae-hwa cannot be faulted. In conclusion, Ryu Seung-wan's 'Escape from Mogadishu' is an exciting and poignant examination of ideology, within the context of a civil war not often portrayed in film. Its narrative is compelling and insightful, while the cinematography from Choi Young-hwan continually impresses. Boasting a fine score, detailed production and set design- as well as powerhouse performances from all in the cast- this is one film you'll never want to escape from.

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