26 Years

Synopsis: 26 years ago, state troops were ordered to open fire on civilians in the city of Gwangju who were demonstrating as apart of a democratic movement. Thousands of civilians were killed. Now, a shooter from the national team, a gang member, a policeman, CEO from a large company and director of a private security outfit get involved in a plan to convict the person responsible for the massacre that occurred during the Gwangju Democratization Movement. Kwak Jin-Bae (Jin Goo) is a gang member who lost his father in the Gwangju Democratization Movement. He wants to get revenge. Shim Mi-Jin (Han Hye-Jin) is a shooter from the national team. She is the shooter for the covert team. Policeman Kwon Jung-Kyuk (Im Seul-Ong) lost his family in the Gwangju Democratization Movement. He is now responsible for the cars that have access to the ex-president's house.
Genre: Drama, Thriller
Director(s): Geun-hyun Cho
  1 win & 2 nominations.
 
IMDB:
6.5
Year:
2012
135 min
71 Views


In May 1980, Gwangju, Korea,

innocent civilians protesting

for democracy were massacred

by their own soldiers.

With 4. 112 killed or wounded, it was

the most casualties since the Korean War.

With that crime as a foothold,

the head of the

military became South Korea's

1 1 th President.

This is a work of fiction,

using the above facts as its background.

The striking range is 00 meters?.

No.

I told You,

it's impossible with an air rifle.

You didn't believe me.

And You insisted I make it.

It's too Iate now. The money's all paid.

This here is a modified

industrial compressor.

If You compress the air, it's possible.

It's a bit slow,

5 seconds per compression.

Too little compression,

and it'll be weak,

but if You give it too much,

it explodes.

One...

Two.

Three.

Four.

Damn it!

26 YEARS

'Seon' meaning kindness...

'Seon' meaning charm...

'Sook' meaning clarity...

'Yeong' meaning flower bud...

'Lim' meaning forest...

'Mi', beauty...

'Jeong', righteousness...

'Jin', jewel...

'Jin', to advance...

Yes. That one!

That seems good.

What?.

Which one?. Jin?.

'Jin!' Mijin. Shim Mijin.

Not 'jin' meaning jewel.

- That you just said.

- 'Jin', to advance?.

Yes, that one!

A sweet sound

with a strong meaning.

With that name, she'II advance

bravely as You intend.

Seonhwa!

Seonhwa!

Seonhwa!

Oh no, what is this?.

Seonhwa!

Seonhwa!

Seonhwa!

What happened?.

Seonhwa!

Where are we going now?.

No idea.

HurrY up! Move!

Come on, Kapse, Iet's go.

Come on, JeonghYuk.

- Oh, soldiers!

- What?.

Wow!

Fire!

JeonghYuk! Run!

Quick! Quick!

Run! Shoot everYone!

HurrY up!

HurrY, Sis!

Sis!

Are You OK?.

Oh, Sis!

JeonghYuk, go ahead!

No!

Die, You bastards! Die! Die!

Damn commies! Die!

Quick! Run awaY...

I'II...

catch up with You soon...

Look, that thing is still moving!

Let's go, kid!

Don't miss anY one!

You red bastard!

Where are they?.!

Sis!

There theY go! Go get them!

Sis!

Sis!

Wha... did I... do...

WhY... are You doing this...

to me...

Aren't You ashamed... as...

soldiers...?.

Listen, everyone!.

The Provincial Office is

now requisitioned.

I repeat. The Provincial Office is

now requisitioned!

The military is in control now.

Everybody gather at the central plaza!

Damn commies!

Commies!

Commies!

You commie!

- HeY, SangrYol!

- Goddamn Reds!

- Ma SangrYol!

- What?.

What are You doing?.

No!

Where... where is he?.

- Mom.

- Where are You... honeY?.

Oh no... How could this be!

MY dear!

Mom!

MY darling!

Mom, don't crY.

How can the two of us Iive

without You...?.

Curse You! You evil bastards!

Thank you to the National Council

for Unification

and the Korean people

for choosing me as President.

You said the same thing the other day!

Oh! Oh!

- I am sorrY... trulY sorrY.

- HeY, You!

You're sick, right?.

Sick people should rest.

I think it's in the Iaw too.

SorrY... I am sorrY.

ReallY sorrY.

I'm generous, I'II take Your salarY

for the damage You caused.

So don't come to work from tomorrow.

Oh... oh... Madame...

- Mr. President visited

- I am sorrY.

Cheongjin-dong Market

- to encourage the merchants.

- Stop saYing sorrY, huh?.

One or two times,

I'II understand...

But how manY times...?.

Casually dressed in a jumper,

he looks around the alleys.

- He is explained

- HeY!

- something about sanitation.

- Look here! Where is her son?.

The boY named Jinbae?.

Mom!

- Mom!

- Mr. President

- Mom!

- told the merchants

his commitment to economic development.

As I dust myself off and leave,

what desires could I have?.

- The only wish I would hold...

- Dad, Seoul is much better than Gwangju, right?.

- is that you remember me

- That's whY we're moving?. Dad!

In Seoul, Iet's ride a cruise ship!

History will remember him as...

a president who tried his best...

in his duty.

You sons of b*tches!

The television!

The television!

The television!

Here!

Take care. You'II have

another chance next spring.

What's wrong with Your dad?.

After being jailed for the Dec. 12

and May 18 incidents and slush funds,

the two former presidents

were granted a special pardon today.

Apologizing for having caused anxiety,

Do theY call that news?.

Unbelievable...

Chun expressed his concern

about the declining economy.

- Mr. Manager.

- Huh?.

Isn't it Iike the Iast scene

of a gangster movie?.

Former president Chun,

- looking thinner but healthy and composed,

- It reallY is!

But still, he wasn't that bad.

He revived the economY.

And got the OIYmpics.

Don't You think?.

HeY, mister!

Give me a cigarette.

Ah, it's cold!

HeY, mister!

A Iight?.

The ex-president served

750 days at Anyang Prison.

His original death sentence

- had been commuted

- This waY.

- to life imprisonment by the Supreme Court.

- Get out of here! You sons of b*tches!

The former president apologized

to the people,

The bus bound for Seoul is now Ieaving.

AII aboard! This bus is Ieaving for Seoul.

Some citizens protested the amnesty,

granted despite the lack of

genuine repentance.

They also demanded the government

- collect 400 billion won

- National unitY?.

believed to be hidden by the men.

Damn it!

Take Your dad awaY, quick!

Do whatever You want,

goddamn bastards!

Kill them all!

Shoot and kill them all!

I gave up field training again.

Because of You.

WhY don't You just die.

Go on home!

I'm happY todaY,

so I won't charge for drinks.

How come?.

TodaY mY son gets discharged

from the armY.

- So, go on home!

- Oh, reallY?.

- HurrY up!

- Goodnight.

Need to clean up quicklY.

Is he coming or not?.

Ex-president arrives at residence

with warm welcome from neighbors

Ex-president arrives at residence

with warm welcome from neighbors

Kill him...

Well, well...!

Mom didn't change a bit.

She's still the same.

Not changed at all...

You should go, You!

- Damn it!

- What!

What a psYcho!

Come on!

Son of a b*tch!

Man.

Do You want to die todaY?.

God damn it!

- This is crazY!

- Ow... MY marriage assets!

Let's be reasonable. Traders Iike us

shouldn't fight each other.

What?. Like us?.

You drive me crazY.

F***ing gangsters.

WhY do You keep fighting?.

It's no big deal.

Just push it and go somewhere else!

You preaching to me?.

I'm not crazY,

whY should I move?.

MY mom's been here 10 Years, a**hole!

Are Your ears blocked?.

Listen, a**hole,

while I'm still being nice!

Eat Your heart out, bastard!

Stab mY bellY or back!

You mothefrucker,

who are You calling a gangster?.

You bastards!

The eels must be burnt!

Dammit, I'II kill all of You!

The Suho Gang?.

Gwangju was...

a kind of armed rebellion.

The martial law forces

had no choice but to suppress it.

QuicklY...

I heard You are quite stubborn.

Oh, sh*t!

Wow!

Life is hard enough...

making me sweat...

At Ieast Gwangju people

should get along.

I just came to taste Your noodles.

Oh, verY good soup!

This thing called power,

it needs balance.

Stubbornness alone won't get You bY.

Don't stare at me Iike that.

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