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Title:
Mogadishu (2021)
Genre:
Action, Drama, Thriller
Runtime:
121 min - Rating: 7.5
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Plot:
It is 1991, Mogadishu, capital city and most populous city of Somalia was torn by civil war. The personnel and the families of the South Korean embassy, isolated with no communication were enduring hail of bullets and shells. Then one night, personnel from the North Korean embassy knocked on the door asking for help. People of both embassies have one goal, to escape from Mogadishu.
Escape from Mogadishu (2021) 720p WEBRip [Bengali-Dub] x264 - 1XBET
:: UnOfficial Bengali Dubbed ::
Escape from Mogadishu (2021) Bengali Dub
Director: Seung-wan Ryoo
Stars: Kim Yoon-seok, In-Sung Jo, Joon-ho Huh
Genres: Action, Drama, Thriller
Native Title: 모가디슈
Also Known As: Mogadishu , Talchul , 탈출
Director: Ryu Seung Wan
Tags: 1990s, Inspired By Real Events
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Resolution - 720p
Format - MKV x264
Bitrate - 1000kbps
FrameRate- 23.976FPS
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Format - AAC
Bitrate - 96~128Kbps
Note: This is Not A Official Bengali Dubbed It’s a Bengali Fan Dubbed Version
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Storyline:
It is 1991, Mogadishu, capital city and most populous city of Somalia was torn by civil war. The personnel and the families of the South Korean embassy, isolated with no communication were enduring hail of bullets and shells. Then one night, personnel from the North Korean embassy knocked on the door asking for help. People of both embassies have one goal, to escape from Mogadishu.Fast-forward to Mogadishu in 1991, somehow. The rebels—whom the North Koreans are also arming with guns—are now shooting up the streets indiscriminately. Diplomatic protection means nothing, and resources are scarce. The South Korean’s self-serving mission is contrasted with bloody rioting just outside their embassy’s doors. Ryoo’s typically engaged camera (the movie was shot by his regular cinematographer Young-hwan Choi) covers the scene, and highlights the blood trailing from one Somalian’s head wound as he’s dragged by his ankles through the street. At the same time, a pre-recorded version of the Koreans’ diplomatic message plays for cheap irony: "Remember that in good times or bad, we South Koreans will always be by your side!"