Moby Dick 2011
"The truth is a lie."
In *Moby Dick* (2011), Park In-je crafts a gripping South Korean action thriller set against the backdrop of a shocking 1994 explosion at Seoul's Balam Bridge.
Director: Park In-je
Cast
Hwang Jung-min
Lee Bang-woo
Jin Goo
Yoon Hyuk
Kim Bo-yeon
Director Jo
Kim Sang-ho
Son Jin-gi
Jeong Man-sik
Nam Seon-soo
Kim Min-jae
Kim Jeong-seong
Bae Sung-woo
President Maeng
Kim Min-hee
Seong Hyo-gwan
Han Soo-yeon
Seo Eun-sook
Lee Kyung-young
Professor Jang
Frequently Asked Questions
What is *Moby Dick* (2011) about?
*Moby Dick* follows investigative journalist Lee Bang-Woo as he uncovers a government conspiracy linked to a 1994 explosion at Balam Bridge. His childhood friend Yoon Hyeok provides explosive evidence suggesting the incident was orchestrated, dragging Lee into a dangerous web of lies. As he races to expose the truth, Lee faces relentless opposition and moral dilemmas.
Who directed *Moby Dick*?
Director Park In-je, known for his work in South Korean cinema, helms *Moby Dick* (2011).
Who stars in *Moby Dick*?
The film features Hwang Jung-min, Jin Goo, Kim Bo-yeon, Kim Sang-ho, and Jeong Man-sik in key roles.
Is *Moby Dick* (2011) worth watching?
For fans of tense, conspiracy-driven action thrillers, *Moby Dick* (2011) delivers solid intrigue and high-stakes drama. While it may not be a blockbuster, its tight pacing and atmospheric storytelling make it a compelling watch for those who enjoy South Korean genre films. The lack of an IMDb rating leaves room for personal judgment, but the themes alone justify the runtime.
How long is *Moby Dick*?
*Moby Dick* (2011) has a runtime of 112 minutes.
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About Moby Dick (2011) — A 1994 explosion, a conspiracy, and a journalist's fight for the truth
In *Moby Dick* (2011), Park In-je crafts a gripping South Korean action thriller set against the backdrop of a shocking 1994 explosion at Seoul's Balam Bridge. Local journalist Lee Bang-Woo finds himself entangled in a conspiracy when his childhood friend, Yoon Hyeok, reappears with explosive documents suggesting the incident was a cover-up. As Lee digs deeper, he uncovers layers of deceit, betrayal, and high-stakes intrigue, all while navigating a world where truth is deliberately distorted. The film blends relentless action with a brooding atmosphere, exploring themes of corruption, loyalty, and the blurred lines between heroism and villainy.
With a tight runtime of 112 minutes, *Moby Dick* delivers a taut, suspenseful narrative led by powerhouse performances from Hwang Jung-min and Jin Goo. Park In-je's direction keeps the tension simmering, while the tagline *"The truth is a lie"* hints at the film's central paradox—where every revelation only deepens the mystery.
