Ask MDL And Now For Something Different: Historical (September) In 1924, Shanghai, five members of a rebel group called the Anarchists were in the pursuit of their own individual freedom, and a society with no authority or domination. During an age when Shanghai was the hub of muddled ideologies and corruption, the Anarchists stopped at nothing to bring their own sense of justice to light. (Source: AsianWiki) Edit Translation
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- Native Title: 아나키스트
- Also Known As: Anarchists , Anakiseuteu
- Screenwriter: Park Chan Wook
- Director: Yu Young Sik
- Genres: Action, Historical, Drama, Political
Where to Watch The Anarchists
Free (sub)
Cast & Credits
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![Lee Bum Soo in The Anarchists Korean Movie (2000)]( "Lee Bum Soo in The Anarchists Korean Movie (2000)")
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![Jang Dong Gun in The Anarchists Korean Movie (2000)]( "Jang Dong Gun in The Anarchists Korean Movie (2000)")
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![Kim Sang Joong in The Anarchists Korean Movie (2000)]( "Kim Sang Joong in The Anarchists Korean Movie (2000)")
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![Jung Joon Ho in The Anarchists Korean Movie (2000)]( "Jung Joon Ho in The Anarchists Korean Movie (2000)")
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![Kim In Kwon in The Anarchists Korean Movie (2000)]( "Kim In Kwon in The Anarchists Korean Movie (2000)")
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![Jung Won Joong in The Anarchists Korean Movie (2000)]( "Jung Won Joong in The Anarchists Korean Movie (2000)")
Jung Won Joong Support Role
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Reviews
Thought Provoking
The Anarchists is a gem of a movie. Written by Park Chan Wook (The Handmaiden), it includes some actors that Korean drama viewers may recognize: Handsome Jung Joon Ho (one of the dads in SKY Castle), baby-faced Kim In Kwon (he was Go Mi Nam’s manager in Hong Sisters’ You’re Beautiful), charismatic Jang Dong Gun (A Gentleman’s Dignity, All About Eve), and charming Kim Sang Joong (Doctor Stranger, Bad Guys, etc.) are all part of the main cast. The last member of the main cast – Lee Bum Soo – is the only one not quite familiar to me as he seems to be more in movies rather than TV dramas.The movie is actually quite poignant and is peppered with bits of funny moments, but it is also incredibly violent, as can be expected from the title. We follow the five main characters as they fight for what they believe in and during the process, we witness murder and betrayal as well as love and friendship and even little acts of kindness.
If you can get past the violence and look instead at the story, you will find yourself thinking of this movie long after the last image has faded away.
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