The Difference Between Mogadishu Film and Real Life

(1)a desperate escape
(2)We will definitely go back
(3)Director Ryu Seung-wan, Koo Exchange
(4)Provided by Lotte Entertainment Produced by Exeter Studio Co-Produced by Kei 15 years of age or older

(1)Asking the Italian Embassy for help, North Korean embassy officials lied that they were converts seeking asylum, creating and providing rescue aircraft positions
(2)Asking the Italian Embassy for help, North Korea appealed to compatriots and humanity that it was a Korean people and provided a rescue mission
(3)Both the South and North Korean embassy personnel are burning each other at the dinner table, and they insert a scene of a heavy meal without much talk
(4)It was awkward at first, but the North Korean ambassador’s wife made kimchi and shared it with the cabbage she had brought from the North
(5)In front of the Italian Embassy in the movie, both South and North Korean embassy officials waved white flags and asked for help
(6)In fact, in front of the Italian Embassy, both South and North Korean embassy officials waved the national flag and asked for help, and a Romanian person, who was actually a foreigner, accompanied them
(7)After escaping, the security department and the security department greeted each other at the Kenya airport, pretending not to know each other and breaking up
(8)After the escape, there was no security department or security department at the Kenya airport, and they broke up holding hands and hugging each other as Kenyan residents came out to welcome them
(9)The story is omitted after the movie’s return to its home country
(10)He waved the Korean flag and thought he would be reprimanded because he received help from South Korea so openly, but he said, “If Kim Jong-il came back alive, that’s enough.”
(11)The South Korean embassy officials also said they were not reprimanded for helping the North Korean side and that they did well afterwards
(12)If it had been made as a true story, I would have been cursed at for making a warship island or an international market style Sinpa

(1)Directed by Ryu Seung-wan

(1)Cineglasses CINEGLASS

(1)Before we leave for our own country
(2)A North Korean diplomat hugged a South Korean diplomat
(3)I’ll see you in the united country someday
(4)That’s the last word
(5)They returned to their respective countries
(6)The reality is more sinister and movie-like than the movie