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Brotherhood (Taegukgi hwinalrimye)
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'Early, one Sunday morning, in late June of 1950, began a bloody conflict that would tear a people apart. A world, weary from war, looked on in desperation. Thousands were killed or wounded, but the greatest casualty was in the unity of a nation. Korea, still haunted by ghosts from a guilty past, remains divided to this day... Told through the eyes of two brothers, who have seen their family torn apart by the Korean war, Brotherhood is an epic and heart-wrenching story, which heralds the triumph of the human spirit in the midst of overwhelming suffering and sacrifice. Truly epic battle sequences, on the scale of Saving Private Ryan, and cinematography that echoes the brilliance of David Lean and Ridley Scott, all combine to deliver one of the most accomplished, poignant and uncompromising cinematic visions of the year.' KangJeGyu Films 2004. All Rights Reserved.
'Early, one Sunday morning, in late June of 1950, began a bloody conflict that would tear a people apart. A world, weary from war, looked on in desperation. Thousands were killed or wounded, but the greatest casualty was in the unity of a nation. Korea, still haunted by ghosts from a guilty past, remains divided to this day... Told through the eyes of two brothers, who have seen their family torn apart by the Korean war, Brotherhood is an epic and heart-wrenching story, which heralds the triumph of the human spirit in the midst of overwhelming suffering and sacrifice. Truly epic battle sequences, on the scale of Saving Private Ryan, and cinematography that echoes the brilliance of David Lean and Ridley Scott, all combine to deliver one of the most accomplished, poignant and uncompromising cinematic visions of the year.' KangJeGyu Films 2004. All Rights Reserved.
Actors:
Dong-gun Jang,
Bin Won,
Eun-ju Lee,
Hyeong-jin Kong,
Yeong-ran Lee,
Kil-kang Ahn,
Jin Jung,
Jae-hyeong Jeon,
Min-ho Jang,
Yun-hie Jo,
Su-ro Kim,
...»
Dong-gun Jang
7 March 1972, Yongsangu Seoul, Korea
Bin Won
10 November 1977, Gangwon-do, South Korea
Eun-ju Lee
November 16, 1980 in Gunsan, Jeollabuk-do, South Korea
Hyeong-jin Kong
10 April 1972, Seoul, South Korea
Yeong-ran Lee
1954, South Korea
Kil-kang Ahn
Jin Jung
Jae-hyeong Jeon
June 30, 1983 in South Korea
Min-ho Jang
Yun-hie Jo
13 October 1982, South Korea
Su-ro Kim
7 May 1970, Seoul, Korea
Director:
Je-kyu Kang
Country:
South Korea
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