Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Seung-bum Ryoo | ... | Sang-hwan (as Seung-beom Ryu) | |
So-yi Yoon | ... | Wi-jin | |
Sung-Ki Ahn | ... | Ja-woon (as Sung-kee Ahn) | |
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Doo-hong Jung | ... | Heuk-woon |
Yun Ju-sang | ... | Mu-woon | |
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Jee-Young Kim | ... | Banyagain (as Ji-yeong Kim) |
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Yeong-In Kim | ... | Monk Bong Su-nim |
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Chan-gi Baek | ... | Sul-woon |
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Yun-bae Park | ... | Police Sgt. Choi |
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Jae-man Kim | ... | Gang Member |
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Won Lee | ... | Sun-dong |
Dae-yeon Lee | ... | Yoon Jeon-soo | |
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Dong Joo Kim | ... | Sang-hwan's Mom |
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Kyeong-ae Kim | ... | Mature Lady Fruit Seller |
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Soon-cheol Yoo | ... | Heuk-woon (Elderly Man) (as Soon-chul Yoo) |
When a thieving cyclist steals a purse from a pedestrian, clumsy, naive yet honest rookie policeman Sang-hwan gives chase, but it's the skilled specialist in martial arts, Wi-jin, who captures the criminal while severely injuring Sang-hwan. She brings Sang-hwan to her home, where five Masters of Tao heal him and find that he has a powerful c'hi (spiritual energy of the universe). He could be a powerful warrior. As Sang-hwan begins training to ascend to the level of a Maruchi (male Tao Master), the evil, ancient and ambitious Heuk-woon, accidentally released from his imprisonment, awakens. The powerful Heuk-woon attacks the masters, searching for a key that they protect, which would permit him to become an Arahan and dominate the world. When the masters are defeated, Sang-hwan and Wi-jin are the only and last hope of mankind. Written by Claudio Carvalho, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
I've seen ARAHAN at the FantasyFilmFest. It based on a Korean manga. Sang-hwan isn't a hero at first sight. He is a police officer, who is taking his job too serious. After he was beaten up, he met the Seven Masters. They see that this dumb has huge chi-power. And its time to get in shape, because evil is coming back to earth. So he and Eui-Jin (a real babe) train to fight... ARAHAN could be yours, if you liked TOKYO RIDERS or DUEL. Don't be like Sang-hwan and take it too serious. Its loud, fast and funny. This colourful urban martial arts action feast won't allow you much time for breathing. Fasten your seat belt. This is a ride you won't soon forget.