没有回来的密使 (1984)
돌아오지 않은 밀사
1905年日本强行签订了把朝鲜变成日本“保护国”的条约，并囚禁了朝鲜皇帝。不久得知第二次“万国会议”即将在荷兰海牙召开，当时名高望重的爱国人士李俊为把握这唯一的救国机会，不惜藏身棺中，秘密进宫，几经周折会见了皇帝的亲笔信以密使身份来到荷兰。由于1905年的条约，朝鲜密使的出现，竭力阻挠。正当李俊在会上慷慨陈词时，会议议长宣读了一封电报，一个意想不到的人特使一切化为徒劳……最后李俊悲愤至极，切腹殉国。
演员阵容
- Kim Jun-sik — Ri Jun
- Chang-su Choe
- Son Dae-won
- Ryang Hye-sung
- Kim Yoon-hong
- Kim Jung-hwa
- Ok-hui Kim
- Miloslav Homola
- Hwang Min
- Ming-hui Kim
- Jana Kasanová — Marianna
- Kim Young-keun
趣闻
An Emissary of No Return is a 1984 North Korean historical drama film directed by Shin Sang-ok and Choi Eun-hee. Shin also wrote the script. It was the first of four films Shin and Choi made during their abduction to North Korea under the orders of Kim Jong Il. Adapted from Bloody Conference, a play allegedly written by Kim Il Sung during his guerrilla years, the film retells the dramatized story of the Hague Secret Emissary Affair. The affair ensued when the Korean Emperor Gojong sent three unauthorized emissaries to the talks of the Hague Convention of 1907.
Production
Shin Sang-ok was abducted to North Korea on the orders of Kim Jong Il to make films for the country, whose own film industry had fallen out of times. Shin was initially uncooperative and was imprisoned for years. Then, after Kim Jong Il had him released, Shin decided to agree to his proposal. Shin had two motives. He could return to his career of film making that had become impossible abroad due to financial difficulties.
Kim Jong Il ordered Shin to set up a production company for his film projects in North Korea. The company was called Shin Film, adopting the name of Shin's old company he had run in South Korea.
After discussing with Kim Jong Il, Shin had chosen the Hague Secret Emissary Affair as the theme of the film. Shin had, again, a dual motivation. He wanted to play it safe and create a film that was not too different from previous North Korean films, but not overtly propagandist. To achieve this, he suggested to Kim that he could adapt one of the plays allegedly written by Kim Il Sung during his guerrilla years on film.
After having discussed his film ideas with Kim Jong Il on 19 October 1983, Shin had decided that Shin Film's first film should be ready by 15 April the next year, the birthday of Kim Il Sung.
Shin first traveled to East Berlin for three days to scout for filming locations. He was accompanied by his wife, Choi Eun-hee, who was also abducted by Kim Jong Il. Choi, an actress, had no role in the film, so she would help Shin as the co-director. After Berlin, they traveled to Prague. They were minded by Kim's film tutor, Choe Ik-gyu during all their trips. In directing, Shin would employ aesthetic theories developed by Kim Jong Il.
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