Hidden Bibliographic Details
| Varying Form of Title: | 남부군
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| Other uniform titles: | Pak, Kŏn-sŏp.
Chŏng, Chi-yong.
An, Sŏng-gi.
Chʻoe, Min-su.
Chʻoe, Chin-sil.
Yi Tʻae. Nambugun.
박건섭.
정지영.
안성기.
최민수.
최진실.
이태. 南部軍.
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| Other authors / contributors: | Nam Pʻŭrodŏksyŏn.
南프로덕션.
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| Notes: | Originally released as a motion picture in 1990.
Based on the novel of the same title by Yi Tʻae.
For age 15 and older.
Chʻwaryŏng kamdok Yu Yŏng-gil ; chomyŏng Kim Tong-ho ; ŭmak Sin Pyŏng-ha ; pʻyŏnjip, Kim Hyŏn.
촬영감독 유영길 ; 조명 김동호 ; 음악 신병하 ; 편집 김현.
An Sŏng-gi, Chʻoe Min-su, Chʻoe Chin-sil.
안성기, 최민수, 최진실.
DVD; dolby digital; NTSC region 3
In Korean with optional subtitles in English and Korean.
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| Summary: | Yi Tʻae, a war correspondent, joins the North Korean partisans in 1950. But he soon feels torn by the partisan's activities and his own passivity. When Operation Chʻŏng-ryong fails, Yi Tʻae and his men find themselves on the run from the punitive forces. Injured while on the run, Yi Tʻae is taken care of by Pak Min-ja and they soon fall in love. But when he is called back to duty, they are forced to go their separate ways. As the winter weather worsens, Yi Tʻae and his men fight in the battle of Yakdam Peak and there he meets the poet Kim Yŏng. They discuss the futility of fighting one's own people. The North Korean partisans in South Korea are cornered in the hills of Mt. Chiri and there he meets the legendary Commander Yi Hyŏn-sang. He is also astonished by Kim Hŭi-suk's courage. From this point on, he becomes an official member of the political party of the partisans. When news of a truce is heard, the members are thrown into turmoil. Hunger and harsh weather drive them to destitution and during the last battle, Yi Tʻae is taken prisoner by the punitive forces. His long battle for the partisans comes to a close.
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| Target Audience: | 15세 관람가.
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| Publisher's no.: | 2005-DVD78
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