19 November 1966 Action, Western 90 mins
A man's brother is killed by rogue troops following the end of World War II. He joins up with the roving band, intent on slaying them in vengeance from within their ranks
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Jeong Chang-hwa Director
Kim Hui-su Editor
Jung Woon-taek Art Direction
Sung-hak Bea Director of Photography
Korea 19 November 1966
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