71: Into the Fire (2010)
Pohwasogeuro (original title)Reference View | Change View
- 2h 0min
- Action, Drama
- 16 Jun 2010 (South Korea)
- Movie
The story of student-soldiers trying to protect a middle school during the early days of the Korean War.
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Awards:
- 6 wins & 5 nominations.
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Cast
| Cha Seung-won | ... |
Park Mu-Rang
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| Kwon Sang-woo | ... |
Ku Kap-jo
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| Choi Seung-hyun | ... |
Oh Jung-Bum
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| Kim Seung-woo | ... |
Kang Seok-dae
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| Koo Seong-hwan | ... |
Nam-Sik
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Shin Hyun-tak | ... |
Dal-Young
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Moon Jae-won | ... |
Yong-Bae
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Kim Dong Beom | ... |
Jae-Seon
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| Kim Yoon-seong | ... |
Poong-Chun
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Tak Teu-in | ... |
Wang-pyo
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Yoon Seung-hoon | ... |
Chang-Woo
(as Seung-Hoon Yoon)
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Howon Kim | ... |
Byung-Tae
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Kim Han-joon | ... |
Gwang-il
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Cho Won-hee | ... |
Divisional commander
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Kyung-deok Ra | ... |
Li An-nam
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Jun-yeong Hwang | ... |
Kim Joon-seop
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Tae-Hwan Kim | ... |
Park Moo-rang's Aide-de-camp
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Seung-geun Lee | ... |
Sergeant Choi Cheol-nam
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| Kim Seo-hyeong |
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Yeong-jin Park |
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Han-bo Kim |
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Kyung-Sun Shin |
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Han Kim |
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| Choi Min |
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Nam Tae-boo | ... |
Student soldier
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| Park Jin-hee | ... |
Hwa-Ran
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| Kim Sung-ryung | ... |
Jung-Bum's mother
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Kim Hye-seong | ... |
Yong-man
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Song Jin-woo | ... |
Corpsman Kang
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Lee Jong-moon | ... |
Medical officer
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Jeong-Seop Kim | ... |
Medic
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Kim Kwang-yeong | ... |
Student soldier
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Choe Min | ... |
North Korean People's Army Officer
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| Jason Seok | ... |
Translator
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| Kim Seung-hun | ... |
Student soldier
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Directed by
| John H. Lee | ||
Written by
| Man-Hee Lee | ... | (screenplay) |
| Dong-Woo Kim | ... | (original story) |
| John H. Lee | ... | () |
| David Tadman | ... | (feature writer) |
| David Tadman | ... | (writer: documentary unit) |
Produced by
| Myoung-gy Choi | ... | producer |
| Tae-won Jeong | ... | executive producer (as Tae-won Chung) |
| Hyun Gil Jo | ... | producer |
| Kim Jong-hyun | ... | producer (as Jong-hyun Kim) |
| Kwang-ik Son | ... | executive producer |
| David Tadman | ... | features producer |
Music by
| Lee Dong-jun | ||
Cinematography by
| Chan-min Choi | ||
Editing by
| Kim Chang-ju | ... | (as Changju Kim) |
| Steve M. Choe | ||
Art Direction by
| Ki-ho Choi | ||
Set Decoration by
| Yun Il-Rang | ||
Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
| Ini Chung | ... | second assistant director |
| Tae-hun Kim | ... | assistant director |
Sound Department
| Jong-geun Park | ... | sound recordist |
| Jun-o Park | ... | sound |
Visual Effects by
| Tae-hoon Kim | ... | visual effects supervisor |
| Tae-hun Kim | ... | visual effects supervisor |
| Hyuk Lee | ... | visual effects marketing |
| Sean Lee | ... | visual effects producer |
| Eui Dong Park | ... | technical supervisor |
| Jang Jin Park | ... | vfx technical supervisor |
| Hee Jung Ryu | ... | visual effects producer |
| Min-Soo Shin | ... | compositing director / title design |
Stunts
| Mun-sik Jeon | ... | fight choreographer / stunt coordinator |
| Kim Jeong-min | ... | stunts |
| Jeong-il Kim | ... | assistant fight choreographer / assistant stunt coordinator |
| Jeong-Seop Kim | ... | assistant fight choreographer / assistant stunt coordinator |
| Jeong-sub Kim | ... | action choreographer |
| Hwe-su Kwan | ... | stunts |
| Sang Bum Mo | ... | stunts |
| Jin-Soo Park | ... | stunts |
| Gwan-hyeong Ryu | ... | stunts |
Camera and Electrical Department
| Young-jong Yoo | ... | lighting technician |
Production Companies
Distributors
- Lotte Entertainment (2010) (South Korea) (theatrical)
- Festive Films (2010) (Singapore) (theatrical)
- Golden Village Pictures (2010) (Singapore) (theatrical)
- Lotte Entertainment (2010) (United States) (theatrical)
- Kadokawa Pictures (2011) (Japan) (theatrical)
- Ascot Elite Home Entertainment (2011) (Belgium)
- Showbox Media Group (2011) (United Kingdom)
- Trinity Filmed Entertainment (2011) (United Kingdom)
- Kam & Ronson Enterprise Co (2013) (Hong Kong) (DVD)
- Wediacorp (2024) (Azerbaijan)
- Wediacorp (2024) (Turkey)
Special Effects
- NEXT Visual Studio (visual effects)
- ROTO Visual Studio (visual effects: rotoscoping)
Other Companies
- M-Venture Investment (support)
- CJ Venture Investment (support)
- SOVIK Venture Capital (support)
- Korea Export Insurance (support)
- Hana Bank (support)
Storyline
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Box Office
| Budget | $10,000,000 (estimated) |
Did You Know?
| Trivia | The climactic battle in the movie was a part of the Battle of P'ohang-Dong, from August 5-20, 1950. Savage fighting broke out as the North Koreans attacked the U.N. forces, consisting of American and South Korean soldiers, in an attempt to take the town of P'ohang-Dong on the northeast corner of the Pusan perimeter. Despite being pushed back initially, the U.N. forces regrouped and eventually defeated the North Koreans, forcing their retreat. It was a turning point in that it effectively broke the back of the North Korean offensive, which was beginning to suffer from superior U.N. support and a lack of manpower and supplies. See more » |
| Goofs | The North Korean general wears a 1970s-era Rolex watch. See more » |