Seoul: Director Ryoo Seung-wan's action film "Humint" debuted atop Netflix's non-English movies chart, the streaming giant said Wednesday. The movie, which was released on the platform last Thursday, garnered 11 million views in the week ending Sunday.

According to Yonhap News Agency, the film, whose title is short for human intelligence, follows Manager Cho (Zo In-sung), a South Korean national intelligence officer. Cho forms an unlikely cooperation with Park Gun, a North Korean intelligence officer, to save his crucial informant Chae Sun-hwa (Shin Se-kyung).

Premiering in South Korea on February 11, the film attracted 1.98 million moviegoers, far short of the estimated 4 million admissions needed to break even. The action film was overshadowed by box-office sensation "The King's Warden," which opened in local theaters a week earlier and has since drawn over 16 million viewers.