- Innocent boys were arrested on suspicion of a brutal robbery and murder - The film "Broken Arrow" (2012), based on the real-life attempted murder case "Crossbow Incident" that occurred in 2007, is a hit in Korea.
He won the Blue Dragon Film Award for Best Director, which is considered the country's Oscars, and also made his debut with the film "Tell the Powers That Be" (2019), which is based on the "Lone Star Gate" scandal, which is said to be South Korea's biggest financial scandal.
This film was directed by Jung Jiyeong, a socially conscious director who has had a number one hit. In 1999, the film was shot at Nara Supermarket in Samrae-eup, Wanju-gun, North Jeolla Province.
Based on the Samre Nara Supermarket Incident, in which a trio of robbers broke into a small store, murdered a sleeping woman in her 70s, and stole her cash and other items, the film tells the story of the innocent boys who were falsely accused.
This is a bold depiction of a detective's struggle to expose the dark side of the police and prosecutors in order to clear his name.
Sol Kyung Gu is a veteran actor who represents the Korean film industry. His acting has been recognized by many Korean film awards, and in this film, his deep acting adds a certain persuasiveness to the work.
In addition, Yu Jun Sang from "Along with the Gods: The First Chapter: Sin and Punishment," Hee Seong Tae from "The Squid Game," Yeom Hye Ran, a famous actress who has been active in TV series and movies, and "Former Boyfriend is a Genius Swindler"
The film is supported by a cast of leading Korean film actors, including Seo In-Guk, who has captivated fans with her flawless performances in every film, regardless of genre, including "Wolf Hunt."
A new masterpiece has been born in the genre of true-life suspense dramas. In this teaser, Detective Hwang, who has begun a new investigation to prove the innocence of the boys, meets with those involved in the investigation at the time and the police.
The film also shows the violent clashes that took place during the trial, as well as snippets of the horrific interrogations that were conducted on the boys at the time, sending chills down your spine as you look into the unfathomable darkness of the police and prosecutors.
The scenes of the boys and the victims shedding tears at times are sure to tug at the viewer's heartstrings. The footage also shows Detective Fan, who is carrying their sorrow and hopes, with a determined look on his face as he accepts the request for a retrial.
The film ends with Detective Fan emerging from the shadows, which will make you pray for his safety and the boys' salvation.
A variety of expressions are cut out. In particular, in the scene where Fan tries to question the boys in prison, the boys' expressions remain unchanged no matter how much Fan tries to say to them.
Could someone be so mistreated that they would withdraw into their shell? The images in this teaser are horrifying, and the cruel acts that were committed at the time are shocking.
The incident is still happening around the world, and it's even more chilling to think that it's not just someone else's problem. Will the fans be able to prove the boys' innocence?
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Director: Jung Jiyeon Screenwriter: Jung Sang-hyup Cinematography: Kim Hyun-seok Music: Shin Min Editing: Kim Sang-beom
Starring: Sol Kyung Gu, Yu Jun Sang, Jin Kyung, Heo Seong Tae, Yeom Hye Ran
2022 | Korea | Color | Cinemascope | 5.1ch | 124 minutes | Korean | Japanese subtitles: Tomoko Konishi | Original title: Shonentachi | English title: THE BOYS | Rating: PG12
Distributor: Clockworks
実話を基にした韓国社会派サスペンス『罪深き少年たち』、隠蔽された社会の暗部に背筋も凍る予告映像
実話を基にした韓国社会派サスペンス『罪深き少年たち』、隠蔽された社会の暗部に背筋も凍る予告映像
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