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Silmido is a South Korean film carried out by Kang Wu-seok, left the December 24th 2003.

Synopsis

In 1968, the South Korean government sets up a center of military training on the island of Silmido in order to form unit 684. This one will be sent to Pyongyang with an aim of assassinating the president North-Korean Kim It-sung. Against any waiting, following a bringing together with the North Korea, the KCIA forces the execution of the 31 members of the commando in order not to reveal their plan at the great day.

Data sheet

  • Title: Silmido
  • original Title: Silmido (실미도)
  • Realization: Kang Wu-seok
  • Scenario: Kim Hee-jae, according to a history of Baek Dong-Ho
  • Production: Kang Woo-suk, Jonathan Kim and Thomas Leong
  • Music: Han Jae-kwon and OJ Yeong-wuk
  • Photography: Kim Seong-bok
  • Assembly: KB Im-pyo
  • Country of origin: South Korea
  • Format: Colors - 2,35:1 - Dolby DIGITAL - 35 mm
  • Kind: Action, drama
  • Lasted: 135 minutes
  • Coming out date: December 24th 2003 (South Korea)

Distribution

  • Ahn Seong-ki
  • Seol Kyeong-gu
  • Jeong Jae-yeong
  • Heo Jun-Ho
  • Kang Seong-jin
  • Im Won-hui
  • Kang Shin it
  • Lee Jeong-heon

Around film

  • Silmido is the first South Korean film to cross the bar of the ten million spectators.
  • the film is based on events having really taken place. After commandos North-Korean had tried to assassinate the South Korean president Park Chung-hee in 1972, gournement on South Korea decided to retort by forming a unit of commandos with an aim of assassinating the president of North. The unit made up of prisoners was condemned to the capital punishment. During their drive, following a bringing together with North, the government of the South gave up the idea and was on the point of killing all the unit so that the project is never made public. Having had wind of this kind, the prisoners revolted.

Rewards

  • Grand Prix at the time of the Baeksang Best Film Awards 2004.
  • Price of best film, better scenario and male best supporting role (Jeong Jae-yeong) at the time of the Blue Dragon Film Awards 2004.
  • Price of the jury, male best supporting role (Heo Jun-Ho), better production and better adapted scenario of an existing work at the time of the Large Beautiful Awards 2004.

External bonds

  • Critique Sancho does Asia
  • Critiques Cinemasie
  • Critiques HK Handled

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