Credited cast: | |||
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Man-sik Jeong | ... | Goo-gyeong |
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Seok-won Jeong | ... | Military Officer Ryu (as Jung Suk Won) |
Jung Ji-so | ... | Sun-yi (as Seung-min Hyun) | |
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Hong-pa Kim | ... | Herbal shop owner (as Hong-Fa Kim) |
Na-ra Lee | ... | Mal-nyeon (as Eun-woo Lee) | |
Choi Min-sik | ... | Chun Man-duk | |
Ren Osugi | ... | Government Official Maezono (as Ren Ôsugi) | |
Mi-ran Ra | ... | Chil-goo's wife | |
Kim Sang-Ho | ... | Chil-goo (as Sang-ho Kim) | |
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Yoo-Bin Sung | ... | Suk-yi |
While the Kingdom of Korea is under occupation by the Japanese, an old and experienced hunter is challenged by the hunt of the last tiger.
This amazing film tells a deep compelling story, and while it feels mostly legend, the graphics and human element are incredibly real.
It conveys perfectly the struggle and fight withing Korea's last tigers.
The imagery is the most powerful part of this film, in my humble opinion.
I couldn't take my eyes off the screen for a moment and I became so deeply invested in the caricatures and story.
I recommend this wholeheartedly, and plan on watching it at least a second time myself.