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| Producer |
Chun (Korean name : Chang-sun Kim) |
| Production
Company |
Cho Sun Kinema Co. |
| Date of Theatrical
Release |
1926-10-01
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| Number of Audience |
150,000 |
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| World Distribution
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Japan (27) |
| Opening Theater |
Dan Sung Sa |
| Screenplay(Adaptation) |
Na Woon-kyu |
| Executive Producer
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Chin Soo (Japan) |
| Director of PhotoGraphy |
Ka dung gong Pyung (Japan) |
Assistant director
of PhotoGraphy |
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| Editor |
Ka Dung Gong Pyung (Japan) |
Synchronous
Sound/Recording |
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| Film Development
by |
Ka Dung Gong Pyung (Japan) |
| Cast(Actor/Actress) |
Na Woon-kyu, Shin Il-sun, Namgoong Woon, Hong Meong-sun , Joo In-kyu |
| Synopsis |
In a town, Yeong-jin is a madman living with his father and his younger sister Yeong-hee. One day, Yeong-jin's friend Hyeon-gu comes to visit and becomes heartbroken at Yeong-jin's sorrowful state. He meets Yeong-hee there and the two fall in love. Meanwhile, Oh Gi-ho, the household manager of the town's evil landlord, has feelings for Yeong-hee and tries to rape her on a town festival night when all the other townspeople are gathered up in the plaza. Hyeon-gu appears just in time and the two start fighting. Oh Gi-ho is hit by the sickle wielded by Yeong-jin and shocked at the sight of blood, Yeong-jin regains his sanity but he has already killed Oh Gi-ho. Yeong-jin is handcuffed by Japanese police officers and dragged off beyond the hills of Arirang Mountain. |
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