An Aimless Bullet is a 1960 South Korean tragedy about life in South Korea after the end of the Korean War. Originally banned by that government, it was eventually released to praise.
Reviews online are scarce.
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I'll be back to watch it later. Right now I'm headed out to a museum for Smithsonian Museum Day. I've always liked Korean films and watched several series on Hulu before they started charging.
ReplyDeleteOh, those wonderful days when there were free films at Hulu! I remember those days.
DeleteI'm afraid this is another film I 've never heard of. I'm more of a reader than a movie fan. Have a great day, Valerie
ReplyDeleteYou really do have to _look_ for some of these lol. It's not like I've ever seen a disc or a tv or theater showing.
DeleteHaven't heard of this.
ReplyDeleteI was particular looking for South Korean non-horror films when I found this one. I hadn't heard of it either.
DeleteI don't think I've ever seen a Korean film. Subtitles are harder for me these days, as you know, but may try it later. :)
ReplyDeleteMy husband doesn't "do" subtitles either. I should note when I find them dubbed, but I never think of it and then can't remember :(
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