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Movie: My Girlfriend is an Agent
Revised romanization: 7Keup Kongmuwon
Hangul: 7급 공무원
Director: Tae-ra Shin
Writer: Seong-il Cheon
Producer: Min-kyu Jang, Seong-il Cheon, Yeong-ho Lim
Cinematographer:
Release Date: April 23, 2009
Runtime: 112 min.
Distributor: Lotte Entertainment
Language: Korean
Country: South Korea

Plot

Disguised as a travel agent, “Su-ji” is a government spy with six years’ experience who can’t reveal her career to her boyfriend “Jae-joon.” After she lies again, her boyfriend breaks up with her and leaves without notice, leaving her struggling alone with her sadness. Three years later, while chasing an industrial spy in disguise as a cleaning lady, she happens to run into Jae-joon. He’s become an international certified accountant, and seeing him throws her feelings into doubt.

Jae-joon has become tired of his girlfriend’s constant and suspicious lies. In one phone call, he tells her he’s leaving Korea to study in Russia. Three years later, disguised as a distinguished international accountant, he enters the NIS (National Intelligence Service) as an agent in its overseas branch. He’s a newbie who got a late start, but he’s highly motivated and takes off on his first field mission, chasing a Russian crime organization, when he runs into Su-ji. It’s shocking to see her now as a hotel cleaning lady, but his affections for her are as strong as ever…

Lying is part of the job, secrecy is the name of the game in "My Girlfriend is an Agent".

Notes
Korean title "7Keup Kongmuwon" means literally "7th level civil servant" - in Korea ranking of public servants starts from 9th (lowest) on down to 1st (highest).
"My Girlfriend is an Agent" opened #1 at the South Korean box office selling 465,634 tickets (37.8% of all ticket sales) during its opening April 24th - June 26th weekend.
"My Girlfriend is an Agent" sold 4 million tickets, grossing 26.3 billion ₩, through its domestic theatrical run (staying in the top ten for 9 weeks).

Cast
Ha-Neul Kim - Su-ji Ahn
Ji-hwan Kang - Jae-jun Lee
Yeong-nam Jang
Seung-yong Ryoo - Won-seok
Shin-il Kang - Park-sa No
Yu-su Lee
Seung-hun Kim
Seung-mok Yu

**credit by Asianmediawiki**