The film ”1980: Our Gwangju Uprising,” which depicts the dark side of modern Korean history from the perspective of ordinary people, has released a turbulent teaser and stills

Following on from "KCIA: The Chiefs of Namsan," "Spring in Seoul," and "A Taxi Driver: A Promise Across the Sea," he is working on "1980: The Gwangju Uprising," a dark story of modern Korean history told from the perspective of ordinary people.
"Our Gwangju Incident" will be released nationwide from April 4th (Friday) at Cinemart Shinjuku and other theaters. This time, the teaser and stills have been released. Five months after "Seoul Spring",
The great tragedy that engulfed a family who dreamed of a small happiness. "Directors of the Namsan Cop" depicts the assassination of President Park Chung-hee, who had reigned as a dictator for many years, while "Spring in Seoul" depicts the assassination of President Park Chung-hee, who had reigned as a dictator for many years.
The Korean film industry took the military coup by Jeon Du-hwan that occurred shortly after and turned them into masterpieces based on historical facts into fictional films, which became huge hits.
The film that does not feature the historical tragedy of the Gwangju Uprising, which was caused by the military regime that usurped power in "Spring in Seoul."
The film depicts the emotional journey of a taxi driver and a German journalist who become aware of their mission to tell the world about the soldiers who are massacring good citizens who are calling for democratization.
The film focuses on the lives of an "ordinary family" who lived in the middle of the incident, and shows how power tramples on the small happiness of citizens, and how they end up in the midst of tragedy.
This film depicts, with humor at times, how precious it is to want to protect someone you love, no matter what. This is a new masterpiece of Korean modern historical drama that cannot be talked about without tears.
The teaser that was just released shows photos and footage from the 1980 Gwangju Uprising, and begins with a powerful declaration of struggle: "We are determined to fight with all our might."
As if unaffected by such social conditions, the family was filled with happiness after opening their long-awaited Chinese restaurant. The grandfather told his grandson Cheol-soo to take over the restaurant in the future, but Cheol-soo refused to accept his request to serve in the military.
He innocently replies that he will marry a girl who lives nearby and is a good friend of his. His daily life, filled with such ordinary conversations, suddenly changes from heaven to hell. "The war has started."
As the saying goes, violence spreads through the town with surprising speed. A family full of smiles is caught up in an unexpected tragedy.
The book focuses on the story of an "ordinary family" in the state incident, and shows how power tramples on the small happiness of citizens, and how noble the desire to protect loved ones even in the midst of tragedy is.
The film conveys the idea that this is a work that depicts the nature of happiness through scenes that depict everyday life, sometimes with humor, and sometimes with emotion.
The film depicts the tragedy that struck a family that only wished for an ordinary life and modest happiness from the perspective of ordinary people.
"Our Gwangju Incident" will be released nationwide from April 4th (Friday) at Cinemart Shinjuku and other theaters. Director and screenwriter: Kang Seungyeon Cast: Kang Shin-il, Kim Gyuri, Baek Seong Hyeon,
Han Suyeong, Song Min-jae 2024 / Korea / Korean / 99 min. / Cinemascope / 5.1ch / Subtitle translation: Honda Keiko / Subtitle supervision: Akizuki Nozomi / Original title: 1980 / Eirin G
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All Rights Reserved. Released nationwide from 4/4 (Fri) at Cinemart Shinjuku and other theaters