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Arirang (1926 film)

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against the Japanese occupation of Korea. After his release, he returns home to live with his father and sister, Yeong-hui, in their village home. His old friend Hyeon-gu is now in love with Yeong-hui. While the villagers are preoccupied with a harvest festival, O Gi-ho, a
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on 1 October 1926, and quickly became a national sensation and a commercial success, screening at cinemas throughout the country. The film was a departure from the standard
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is considered to be the first masterpiece of Korean cinema and an inspiration to many Korean filmmakers of the era. Today, the location where
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Yeong-jin is a student who has become mentally ill after being imprisoned and tortured by the Japanese for his involvement in the
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popular at the time because of its metaphorical resistance to Japanese colonial rule. It is considered to be Korea's first
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in 2003. Lee Doo-yong's version was the first South Korean film to be publicly screened in North Korea.
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Korean War Filmography: 91 English Language Features through 2000
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Along with almost all Korean films of this era, Na Woon-gyu's
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including Lee Gang-chon in 1954, Kim So-dong in 1957,
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Index

Arirang (1968 film)

Hangul
아리랑
Revised Romanization
McCune–Reischauer
Na Woon-gyu
Korea, Empire of Japan
Silent film
Korean
Korean
silent film
Na Woon-gyu
Korean nationalist
Japanese rule of Korea
Arirang
lost film
1 March 1919 protest
collaborator with the Japanese police
sickle
Na Woon-gyu
Dansungsa
Seoul
melodramas
nationalist
Donam-dong
Arirang
Na Woon-gyu

A Story of the Day after Arirang

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