Mr. Socrates
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| Directed by | Jin-won Choi |
| Starring | Shin-il Kang Rae-won Kim Jong-hyeok Lee Kwang-rok Oh Tae-young Yoon |
| Language | Korean |
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Mr. Socrates is a 2005 Korean crime movie.
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Movie Description/Synopsis: A young gangster is subjected to rigorous academic training(well, by mob standards) in order to infiltrate a police department on behalf of his "syndicate". Once on the inside, he experiences divided loyalties. Slow-moving and pretty unoriginal, with a rather tiresome approach to violence. Like most post-Tarantino gangster flicks, this one strives for philosophical depth, which is achieved largely through having the title character recite a few lines from Socrates and Machiavelli at various points throughout the movie.
