Tells the story of a Korean resistance fighter leading the fight for freedom from the occupying country of Japan.
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Title: Hurrah! For Freedom (1946)
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Yeo-heui Hwang | ||
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Chang-geun Jeon | ... | (as Chang-keun Cheon) |
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Gye-seon Yu | ... | (as Kye-seon Yu) |
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Tells the story of a Korean resistance fighter leading the fight for freedom from the occupying country of Japan.
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21 October 1946 (Korea) See more »Also Known As:
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Shot largely on attractive pre-civil war locations in Seoul, the lively Russian-style editing made livelier still by 70's censorship cuts, the end result is disjointed but absorbing. It was plainly shot silent and embellished by raiding the makers' record collection for incongruous classical pieces to embellish the action, starting with Copland's 'Fanfare for the Common Man' over the opening credits.