Anarchist from Colony
- English：Anarchist from Colony
- Korean： 박열
- Release Date： 2017/06/28
- Duration： 129分
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Summary＆Synopsis
Park Yeol (Korean: 박열) is a movie. The Korean release date is 2017-06-28. The running time is 129 minutes.
Park Yeol, a young Korean who fought head-on against Japan, and his comrade and lover, Ayako Kaneko
A work based on a true story. In 1923, rumors spread after the Great Kanto Earthquake that over 6,000 innocent Koreans were massacred. The day when we needed a Hot Topic to draw attention to in order to cover up the incident.
The current Cabinet has set its sights on Park Yeol (played by Lee Je Hoon), a young Korean who participated in the anti-Japanese movement. Park Yeol, who sensed Japan's plan, and his comrade and lover Fumiko Kaneko (played by Choi HeeSeo),
He confesses to plotting to assassinate the Crown Prince of Japan with a bomb, and a historic trial begins... . The Korean film "Park Yeol" takes a direct stand against Japan's efforts to cover up the massacre of 6,000 Koreans in Tokyo in 1923.
The film is based on the true story of Park Yeol, a young Korean man, and his comrade and lover, Ayako Kaneko. Yamauchi Tasuku (Yamanouchi)
Many Japanese and Korean actors in Japan appeared, including members of Shinjuku Ryozanpaku Theater Company and Shinjuku Ryozanpaku.
There is. The film was directed by Lee Joon-ik, who is known for such hits as ``The King's Man'' and ``The King's Fate: Eight Days That Changed History.'' The Japanese title is ``Ayako Kaneko and Retsu Park''.
Park Yeol, a young Korean who fought head-on against Japan, and his comrade and lover, Ayako Kaneko
A work based on a true story. In 1923, rumors spread after the Great Kanto Earthquake that over 6,000 innocent Koreans were massacred. The day when we needed a Hot Topic to draw attention to in order to cover up the incident.
The current Cabinet has set its sights on Park Yeol (played by Lee Je Hoon), a young Korean who participated in the anti-Japanese movement. Park Yeol, who sensed Japan's plan, and his comrade and lover Fumiko Kaneko (played by Choi HeeSeo),
He confesses to plotting to assassinate the Crown Prince of Japan with a bomb, and a historic trial begins... . The Korean film "Park Yeol" takes a direct stand against Japan's efforts to cover up the massacre of 6,000 Koreans in Tokyo in 1923.
The film is based on the true story of Park Yeol, a young Korean man, and his comrade and lover, Ayako Kaneko. Yamauchi Tasuku (Yamanouchi)
Many Japanese and Korean actors in Japan appeared, including members of Shinjuku Ryozanpaku Theater Company and Shinjuku Ryozanpaku.
There is. The film was directed by Lee Joon-ik, who is known for such hits as ``The King's Man'' and ``The King's Fate: Eight Days That Changed History.'' The Japanese title is ``Ayako Kaneko and Retsu Park''.