https://youtu.be/62b2L-yfdYg
Original Name: Park Yeol
English Name: Anarchist From Colony
Year: 2017
Run Time: 129’
Language:  Korean
Type (Colour/ Black & White): Colour
Country: South Korea
Director: Joon-Ik Lee

Producer: Sung-Cheol Kim
Cast: Lee Je-Hoon, Choi Moon, Kim In-Woo, Kwon Yul
Screenplay: Seong-Gu Hwang
Cinematographer: Park Sung-Joo
Editor: Kim Jung-Hoon
Sound Designer: Gang Hye-Yeong
Music Composer:  Bang Jun-Seok, Kang Eun-Koo
Costume Designer: Hyeon-Seob Sim
Production Designer: Jae-Seong Lee
Production Company:
World Sales: M-Line Distribution
World Sales Phone: +82 2 796 2425
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Festivals:
Busan IFF 2017
Tallinn Black Nights FF 2017
Vancouver IFF 2017
Selected  Filmography:
 2016 Dongju: The Portrait of a Poet
 2015 The Throne
2013 Hope
2008 Sunny
2005 King and the Clown
Director’s Biography: Lee Joon-ik is actively engaged in production, distribution, and other film-related fields. His movies are known to have simple and honest plots and visuals and heart-warming genuine stories. He directs and produces movies that are easily approachable by most audiences. Many of his films have been hit and have received number of popular awards, praise and enjoyed box office success. His 2015 film, The Throne proved a massive hit, as well as an award-winner, earning Best Film at the Tallinn Black Night FF, among others.
Synopsis: The most interesting anarchists ever during Japanese colonial era now fight against the world. In 1923 during the Japanese occupation, Koreans who live in Tokyo are severely exploited by Japanese. After the Great Kanto Earthquake strikes Japanese island, People fall into chaos. To calm down people’s anxiety, Japanese Cabinet decides to arrest Korean men randomly. Among innocent Korean men, the officer Mizno arrests a young man named Park Yeol as an example. However Park rather draws the whole Cabinet into confusion by telling his extreme scheme he had planned with Japanese Anarchist Fumiko; “Kill the Crown Prince of Japan.”