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  1. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › PiagolPiagol - Wikipedia

    Piagol (Korean: 피아골) is a 1955 South Korean film directed by Lee Kang-cheon. It deals with a North Korean army unit that refuses to accept the armistice that effectively ended the Korean War in 1953.

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    Movie:Piagol
    Revised romanization:Piagol
    Hangul:피아골
    Director: Kang-cheon Lee

    A group of communist guerillas encounter jealousy and rivalry among themselves because of the presence of the female compatriot while one of their members plots to desert their band.

    "Piagol" was banned from screening after being declared as going against the anticommunist law.
    After the film's director, Kang-cheon Lee, noted an important scene when a character comes down a mountain with the Korean flag (wish for freedom) the movie was approved for screening.
  2. Directed by Lee Kang-cheon (이강천) Written by Kim Jong-hwan (김종환) 110min | Release date in South Korea: 1955/09/23. Synopsis. After the armistice a military unit led by a person nicknamed "Agari" (Le Ye-chun) commits all the wrong-doings in Jiri Mountain.

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  3. May 9, 2010 · Piagol (1955) < Pi-a-gol >. After the armistice a military unit led by a person nicknamed 'Agari' (Le Ye-chun) commits all the wrong-doings in Jiri Mountain. Cheol-su (Kim Jin-gyu), who sick and tired of communism, is loved by cold-minded Ae-ran (No Gyeong-hui), who is committed to her party.

    • Drama, War
    • 110min
    • Sep 23, 1955
  4. www.imdb.com › title › tt0371877Piagol (1955) - IMDb

    Piagol: Directed by Kang-cheon Lee. With Kyeong-hie No, Ye-chun Lee, Kim Jin-kyu, Jang-kang Heo. A group of communist guerillas encounter jealousy and rivalry among themselves because of the presence of the female compatriot while one of their members plots to desert their band.

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    • Drama, War
    • Kang-cheon Lee
    • 1955-09-23
  5. A mere two years after the end of the Korean War, Lee Kang-cheon's Piagol subversively depicted the conflict from the perspective of a band of North Korean partisans stranded in South Korea - probably still the most impressive thing about the film.

  6. <Piagol> is a film based on the records and memoirs of North Korean guerillas during the 1954 Jiri Mountains Guerilla Liquidation Mission. Director Lee Gang-cheon wrote this scenario for his second film and cast Kim Jin-gyu, Noh Gyeong-hee, and Heo Jang-gang.