Man of Will (2017)
Overview
Young Kim Chang-soo is placed behind bars, charged with murdering a Japanese person who took part in Empress Myeongseong's assassination. In prison, Kim Chang-soo sees how Koreans are persecuted and grows into a fighter for Korean independence.
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Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | ko |
| Popularity | 2.671 |
Directed By
Lee Won-tae
Crew
Yoon Jong-min
Jung Do-ahn
Park Song-i
Yun Min-gyu
Cheong Jai-hoon
Moon Dae-young
Moon Dae-young
Kim Jae-keun
Huh Dong-hyuck
Kim Shin-chul
Kim Ho-sik
Lee Won-tae
Lee Won-tae
Lee Won-tae
Kim Tak-hwan
Park Kyoung-soo
Ryu Yeong-jae
Gang Hye-yeong
Jang Won-seok
Kim Chang-ju
Lee Nae-kyung
Hong Jae-sik
Kim Ha-kyoung
Lee Jeong-suk
Kim Hyeong-seok
Choi Bong-rock
Yoon Jong-min
Lee Seung-je
TOP CAST
Cho Jin-woong
Kim Chang-soo
Song Seung-heon
Kang Hyung-sik
Jeong Man-sik
Ma Sang-goo
Jung Jin-young
Go Jin-sa
Yoo Seung-mok
Lee Young-dal
Shin Jung-keun
Jo Duk-pal
Jeong Gyu-su
Yang Won-jong
Jeon Bae-soo
Park Dong-goo
Kim Yoon-sung
Na Choon-bae
Lee Seo-won
Kim Chun-dong
Bae Jin-woong
Choi Jak-doo
Hiromitsu Takeda
Watanabe
Andreas Fronk
Engineer Chief (uncredited)
Park So-dam
Han Young-hee
Lee Kyung-young
Lee Jae-jung (uncredited)
Kwak Dong-yeon
Choi Yoon-Suk
Lee Sun-kyun
King Gojong
Yeom Hye-ran
Visitor
Yoon Byung-hee
Bong-gu
Lee Soon-won
Cheon Jong-su
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