I saw this Korean documentary film on Netflix. I was trying to clear out every Korean film on there and came across this one. Its about an investigative journalist who is trying to find a slush fund of a former president.
The movie is shown in 5 chapters, buts its not the most exciting subject matter. Its all about funds and business jargon, and the only parts that kept my interest was the segment in Canada (where I live). Other than the documentary is a tad long at 100 minutes, doesn't offer too much in the way of thrills or resolution and isn't very exciting.
The movie is shown in 5 chapters, buts its not the most exciting subject matter. Its all about funds and business jargon, and the only parts that kept my interest was the segment in Canada (where I live). Other than the documentary is a tad long at 100 minutes, doesn't offer too much in the way of thrills or resolution and isn't very exciting.
