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| Release Date | : | 2011, Korea, Republic of (South Korea) |
| Director | : | Han-min Kim |
| Writer | : | Han-min Kim |
| Starring | : | Hae-il Park, Seung-yong Ryoo, Mu-Yeol Kim | See full cast and crew |
| Genre | : | War |
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Set during the second Manchu invasion of Korea, Nam Yi, the best archer in Korea, goes up against the Qing Dynasty to save his younger sister Ja In - who was dragged away by Manchurian. That said, the set-up is unpromising: in seventeenth-century Korea, a new king has seized the throne, and the nobles of the former regime are being rounded up as traitors. One of these, a renowned archer, entrusts his daughter Ja-in to the care of her brother Nam-i—along with his bow—shortly before being killed himself. The pair are taken in by the family of a military official, whose son Seo-gun, 13 years later, requests Ja-in’s hand in marriage; slightly reluctantly, she consents. But their wedding day is disturbed by nothing less than the Second Manchu Invasion of Korea. By now we’re over half-an-hour in, and there’s been little to distinguish this from any period-set Korean TV drama. Yet with the arrival of the Manchu forces, the film snaps abruptly into focus—perhaps because, by then, enough backstory has been laid out to allow the story finally to what become what it’s meant to be: a simple chase flick, albeit one of extraordinary pace and single-mindedness. | ||||||||||
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List Subtitle | Language | Interpreter |
| List 1 | English | ZeRo |
| List 2 | Arabic | mOh2ooo |
| List 3 | Japanese | ......... |
| List 4 | German | ......... |
| List 5 | Farsi/Persian | M.Bahr |
| List 6 | Italian Siberian | kikka_fata |
| List 7 | Vietnamese | Tukhung |
| List 8 | Indonesia | Bajulbuntung |
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