A thriller pitting Japanese occupation police against Korean resistance fighters with a local hero turned collaborator in the middle of this awkwardly lurching cat-and-mouse tale. The best part is its stylish production making it sort of a Korean James Bond (multiple exotic locations, dozens of bad guys with guns can't hit a target right in front of them, gratuitous and drawn out torture scenes) without the gadgets and misogyny.
Review of The Age of Shadows
