The supporting cast is also outstanding, with Yeom Hye-ran as Mi-yeon from the National Intelligence Agency, who knows about Una’s past and suspects something is up with Una’s escape, and Kim Whisun as President Baek, who places great trust in Una and drinks her beer from the office fridge without permission. Kim Whisun, who plays President Baek, a man of great trust who drinks Una’s beer from the office fridge. Those who have seen “New Infections: Final Express” will be particularly impressed by Kim Whi-seon’s monstrous performance. The most beautiful thing is the friendship between Una and Seo-won. The climax of the film, where Una’s past and Seo-won’s present resonate with each other, made me cry so hard my eyeballs popped out. The freshness of Park Seo-Dam and Jung Hyun-Joon, who co-starred in “Parasite: A Family in a Half-Basement,” is dazzling. However, it is a Korean action film, so be careful if you don’t like bloodshed. This is a masterpiece that is perfect for those who want to experience the power of Korean action.Hats off to Song Saebyeok for embodying a ferocious character who adds humorous words and actions to his devilishness, which was no doubt already a reference to Gary Oldman.