Illang: The Wolf Brigade (2018)
July 25, 2018Release Date
Illang: The Wolf Brigade (2018)
July 25, 2018Release Date
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Cast & Crew.
Gang Dong-won
Im Joong-kyung
Todd Haberkorn
Lee Ki-seok
Han Hyo-joo
Lee Yoon-hee
Kim Moo-yul
Han Sang-woo
Jung Woo-sung
Jang Jin-tae
Johnny Yong Bosch
Im Joong-kyung
Jeon Yeo-been
Cosmetic model
Heo Joon-ho
Lee Gi-seok
Han Yeri
Goo Mi-kyeong
Matt King
Kim Chul-jin
Minho
Kim Cheol-jin
Shin Eun-soo
The Girl with Red Hat
Erika Ishii
Koo Mi-kyung
Jung Won-joong
Chief of the NPA Kim Myeong-bae
Greg Chun
Han Sang-woo
Lee Dong-ha
Park Cheol-woo
Choi Jin-ho
Chief Secretary Park Jeong-gi
Kim Pub-lae
Special Leader Park Moo-yeong
Lee Je-yeon
Department of Public Peace Agent
Lee Seol-gu
Sect One Leader
Jang Won-hyung
Park Tae-gyeong
Park Byung-eun
Park Hwan-ryeol (uncredited)
Park Kyung-man
Protester
Bae Seong-min
Protester
Park Joo-hee
Jung-hee
Jung Hyung-suk
Director Yoo
Jang Yeo-bin
Student
Lee Ga-kyung
Agent
Kim Sung-gon
Demonstrator
Mamoru Oshii
Original Story
Kim Jee-woon
Director / Screenplay
Jeon Cheol-hong
Screenplay
Lee Mo-gae
Director of Photography
Jo Hwa-seong
Production Design
Song Jong-hee
Makeup & Hair
Cho Sang-kyung
Costume Design
Mowg
Original Music Composer
Kim Woo-sang
Producer
Hong Kyung-pyo
Steadicam Operator
Lee Ji-min
Adaptation
Lee Eui-tae
Camera Operator
Yang Jin-mo
Editor
Son Na-ri
Costume Design
Park Seong-jin
VFX Supervisor
Choi Tae-young
Sound Supervisor
Choi Jae-won
Executive Producer
Lewis Taewan Kim
Executive Producer
Gang Hye-yeong
Sound Designer
Choi Hong-seob
Set Decoration
Kwak Tae-yong
Special Effects Makeup Artist
Park Kyoung-soo
Special Effects Supervisor
Hwang Hyo-kyun
Special Effects Makeup Artist
Lee Seong-hwan
Lighting Director
So Seong-hyun
Art Direction
Han Mi-yeon
Assistant Editor
Park Jae-hyeon
Art Direction
Seo Doo-hyeong
VFX Artist
Jung Doo-hong
Fight Choreographer
Sin Eun-yeong
Makeup Artist
Joo Yong-woo
Special Props
Kim Jung-gon
Set Dresser
Kim Seon-wung
Stunts
Kwak Jin-seok
Stunts
Samuel Yeunju Ha
Executive Producer
Min Young Hong
Co-Executive Producer
Joy Jinsoo Lee
Co-Executive Producer
Kim Min-su
Stunts
Cho Hyun-chul
Lighting Artist
Yoon Jin-yul
Stunts
Kim Gi-nam
Production Sound Mixer
Yoon Hyung-tae
Special Effects Supervisor
Jung Do-ahn
Special Effects Supervisor
Shin Bo-ra
Props
Cheong Jai-hoon
VFX Supervisor
Jeong Yoon-heon
Martial Arts Choreographer
Lee Hee-eun
Special Effects Makeup Artist
Lee Hyun-dong
VFX Supervisor
Im Se-ho
Stunts
Kim Hyung-seok
Digital Intermediate
Lim Hye-jin
Assistant Editor
Media.
Details.
Release DateJuly 25, 2018
Original Name인랑
StatusReleased
Running Time2h 18m
Content RatingR
Budget$16,723,043
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Wiki.
Illang: The Wolf Brigade (Korean: 인랑; also known as Inrang) is a 2018 South Korean science fiction action film directed by Kim Jee-woon and starring Gang Dong-won, Han Hyo-joo, Jung Woo-sung and Kim Mu-yeol. It is a live action adaptation of the 1999 Japanese animated film Jin-Roh: The Wolf Brigade, itself based on Mamoru Oshii's manga Kerberos Panzer Cop and his wider Kerberos Saga.Unlike the alternate history postwar Japan setting of its source material, Illang is set in 2029 Korea, when North Korea and South Korea are preparing to reunify after heightening tensions in East Asia lead to destabilization and the rise of an anti-reunification terrorist group known as "the Sect". The South Korean government establishes the "Special Unit", a counterterrorist paramilitary law enforcement agency that is tasked with battling the Sect. The film follows Special Unit soldier Lim Joong-kyung who, after witnessing a young terrorist kill herself to evade capture, befriends Lee Yun-hee, a girl who claims to be the terrorist's sister; together, they attempt to navigate an increasingly violent interservice rivalry within South Korea's counterterrorist apparatus.Illang was released on July 25, 2018. Distributed by Warner Bros. Korea, the film received mixed reviews and underperformed at the domestic box office, selling around 897,000 tickets against its break-even point of six million tickets and only earning 8 billion won (US$6.2 million) on its 19 billion won (US$17 million) budget. The film competed in the San Sebastián International Film Festival for the Golden Shell, becoming the second South Korean film to do so.