Assassin (1969 film)
Assassin (Korean: 암살자; RR: Amsalja) is a 1969 South Korean thriller film.
| Assassin | |
|---|---|
| Hangul | 암살자 |
| Hanja | 暗殺者 |
| Revised Romanization | Amsalja |
| McCune–Reischauer | Amsalja |
| Directed by | Lee Man-hee |
| Produced by | Kim Tai-soo |
| Written by | Lee Eun-seong |
| Starring | Jang Dong-he Namkoong Won Park Am |
| Music by | Jeon Jong-kun |
| Cinematography | Lee Suck-ki |
| Edited by | Yu Jae-won |
Release date |
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Running time | 73 minutes |
| Country | South Korea |
| Language | Korean |
Plot
A man is given a task to kill Hwang To-jin, a North Korean spy who turned himself in to South, and penetrates into the South. He meets Hwang To-jin's daughter and comes to feel skeptical of his behavior. Then he receives an order to hurry the assassination. He finally realizes that he has been foolish and turns himself to the police to help round up the spy network.[1]
Cast
- Jang Dong-he
- Namkoong Won
- Park Am
- Kim Hea-kyung
- Oh Ji-myung
- Jeon Young-sun
- Choe Bong
- Lee Hae-ryong
- Park Ki-teak
- Kim Ki-bum
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References
- "Assassins". London Korean Film Festival 2011.
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