Mo-bi-dik (2011)
모비딕
Au lendemain d'un attentat, un journaliste se pose des questions sur les mystères qui entourent l'affaire. Le retour d'une ancienne connaissance va confirmer ses doutes. Et si l'explosion n'était pas le fait d'un espion nord-coréen comme le gouvernement essaye de le faire croire...
Distribution
- Hwang Jung-min — Lee Bang-woo
- Jin Goo — Yoon Hyuk
- 김보연 — Director Jo
- Kim Sang-ho — Son Jin-gi
- Jeong Man-sik — Nam Seon-soo
- 김민재 — Kim Jeong-seong
- Bae Sung-woo — President Maeng
- 김민희 — Seong Hyo-gwan
- 한수연 — Seo Eun-sook
- Lee Kyung-young — Professor Jang
- 이건문 — Truck Driver
- Bae Yun-beom — Airport Worker
Anecdotes
Moby Dick (Korean: 모비딕) is a 2011 South Korean thriller film written by Park In-je and Park Shin-kyu, directed by Park In-je, and starring Hwang Jung-min, Jin Goo, Kim Min-hee and Kim Sang-ho.
Production
The film is the feature directing debut of Park In-je, grand prizewinner of the 2003 Mise-en-Scene Genre Film Festival. Park was working on a screenplay about a reporter when he came across an account of Private Yun Seok-yang, a soldier at the Defense Security Command of Korea's Armed Forces.
The film was shot during the coldest winter in South Korea in 30 years. Shooting began in mid-October 2010 and ended in February 2011, with the cast and crew enduring the cold for five months.
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