👮 Yoo Hai-jin | Role of Cheol-goo: Six gunshots that plunged South Korea into deep shock, and the unknown whereabouts of two additional shots.
☎️ASSASSIN(S) — MAKING FILM
🎬 Director Hur Jin-ho: I was in the 5th grade of elementary school back then. So many people were submerged in grief, and there were just too many questions and suspicions regarding another mastermind behind this incident...
📰 Kim Jae-hwan (Park Hae-il): The remaining two shots... whose gun did they come from?
👮 Yoo Hai-jin | Role of Cheol-goo: I think it's a story that digs into the gaps of a historical event that everyone thought they fully understood.
📽 Cinematographer Lee Mo-gae: Whenever Director Hur Jin-ho arrives on set, he always starts with the question: "Why are we here?" I believe that through questions like that, the situations and characters we film each day become truly authentic.
🎬 Director Hur Jin-ho: The pursuit of this case from the perspective of a detective, the viewpoint of a metro desk editor looking at this incident, and the eyes of a newly hired rookie reporter...
📰 Park Hae-il | Role of Jae-hwan: Depending on which perspective you view it from, the meanings and suspicions can feel very different.
🗞 Lee Min-ho | Role of Young-il: Since he was one of the first eyewitnesses to the incident, I think he was able to sprint forward to bring the clear truth to light.
🎬 Director Hur Jin-ho: The emotions driving the real figures involved in the incident gave me courage, and that became the motivation behind making this film.
📽 Cinematographer Lee Mo-gae: Filming the celebration ceremony scene was exhausting, but it was also extremely fun. It's the most critical scene in this film—the very reason this movie was made. The testimonies of the people who were in that space, the speculations... how could we depict that moment differently?
🎥 Production Designer Kim Byung-han: Sets simply cannot replicate the genuine atmosphere of the past. So while location scouting, we changed our plan to shoot entirely using real existing locations. We were asked to match the props and textures to that era—even if they weren't caught in the frame—so the actors could become their
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