Welcome to Dongmakgol (2005)
Welkkeom tu Dongmakgol (original title)Reference View | Change View
- Not Rated
- 2h 13min
- Comedy, Drama
- 04 Aug 2005 (South Korea)
- Movie
Soldiers from both sides of the Korean divide live among villagers who know nothing of the war.
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Awards:
- 5 wins & 10 nominations.
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Cast
| Jeong Jae-yeong | ... |
Chief Comrade Lee Su-Hwa
(as Jae-yeong Jeong)
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| Shin Ha-kyun | ... |
2nd Lt. Pyo Hyun-Chul
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| Kang Hye-jeong | ... |
Yeo-il
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Ha-ryong Lim | ... |
Jang Young-hee (North)
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Seo Jae-kyeong | ... |
Army Medic Mun Sang-sang (South)
(as Jae-kyeong Seo)
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| Ryu Deok-hwan | ... |
Seo Taek-ki (North)
(as Deok-Hwan Ryu)
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Steve Taschler | ... |
Smith
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Jung Jae-jin | ... |
Mayor
(as Jae-Jin Jung)
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Lee Yeong-ih | ... |
(as Young-yi Lee)
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Nam-Hee Park |
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Jo Deok-hyeon | ... |
Teacher Kim
(as Duk-hyun Cho)
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Yoo Seung-mok | ... |
Soo
(as Seung-mok Yoo)
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Shim Won-cheol | ... |
(as Won-cheol Shim)
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| David Anselmo | ... |
Special Forces Commander
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Michael Arnold | ... |
Attack Pilot Last Scene
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Michael Frederick Arnold | ... |
Attack Pilot Last Scene
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Steve M. Choe |
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Jon Emm | ... |
Colonel
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Don Foran | ... |
Fighter Pilot
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| Leif Gantvoort | ... |
Major
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Edwards Garrett |
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Ye-in Hong |
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U. Yong Lee |
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Clinton Morgan |
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Directed by
| Kwang-Hyun Park | ||
Written by
| Jin Jang | ... | (play) |
| Joong Kim | ... | () |
| Kwang-Hyun Park | ... | () |
Produced by
| Sang-ho Choi | ... | producer |
| Jin Jang | ... | executive producer / producer |
| Sang-yong Ji | ... | producer |
| Chi-hoon Kim | ... | associate producer |
| Woo-taek Kim | ... | executive producer |
| Eun-ha Lee | ... | producer |
| Sang-jun Ma | ... | executive producer |
| Jeong Tae-sung | ... | executive producer |
Music by
| Joe Hisaishi | ||
Cinematography by
| Sang-ho Choi | ||
Editing by
| Steve M. Choe | ||
Editorial Department
| Kim Chang-ju | ... | assistant editor (as Changju Kim) |
| Jae-Min Han | ... | colorist |
| Yong-gi Lee | ... | colorist |
| Soo-a Sung | ... | on-line editor |
Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
| Sang-eun Lee | ... | assistant director |
Camera and Electrical Department
| Man-gyu Lee | ... | lighting director |
Music Department
| Joe Hisaishi | ... | conductor |
| Tokyo City Philharmonic Orchestra | ... | music performed by |
Additional Crew
| Joong Kim | ... | visual supervisor |
Production Companies
Distributors
- Nikkatsu (2006) (Japan) (theatrical)
- Showbox Entertainment (2005) (South Korea) (theatrical)
- Subway Cinema (2006) (United States) (theatrical)
- Asian Crush (2011) (United States)
- Digital Media Rights (2011) (United States)
- Netflix (2018) (Australia) (video) (VOD)
- Nikkatsu (2007) (Japan) (DVD)
- Showbox (2007) (United Kingdom) (DVD)
- Showbox/Mediaplex (2005) (World-wide)
- Sky Entertainment Distribution (2007) (Hong Kong) (DVD)
- Trinity Filmed Entertainment (2007) (United Kingdom)
- Visionary Thinking (2017) (Serbia)
Special Effects
Other Companies
- HFR (dailies)
- HFR (digital intermediate)
- ProCam (camera and lighting equipment supplied by)
- Tokyo City Philharmonic Orchestra (orchestra)
Storyline
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Did You Know?
| Trivia | It was only supposed to cost around 4 billion won, as there were no big stars, mostly actors from or acquainted with Jang's Suda family through their past work. But filming and post-production CGI took much longer than expected, and the budget skyrocketed to 8 billion won, putting Jang's company in trouble: for a small production company like Film It Suda failing with this film would have been catastrophic. See more » |
| Quotes |
Teacher Kim:
[in English]
How are you? Smith: What? Teacher Kim: How are you? Smith: How do you think I am, huh? I mean, how do you think I am? Look at me, huh? I mean, look at me! I'm tied up with sticks here. You know, I feel like shit! Like shit! Village Chief: [in Korean] Not going well? Teacher Kim: It's strange. You can see, like it says here, sir. Village Chief: I can't read that. Teacher Kim: Yes, sir. Well, if I say [in English] Teacher Kim: 'How are you?', he should say [in English] Teacher Kim: 'Fine, and you?'. That's the right American answer, so then I can say, [in English] Teacher Kim: 'I'm fine'. Only then is this a completed thing. But he's a bit... Villager: Why isn't he doing as he should? Is he picking a fight? See more » |