Tae Guk Gi: The Brotherhood of War

Name: Tae Guk Gi: The Brotherhood of War
Genre: Action, Adventure, Drama, History, War
Released: 2004-02-05
Duration: 2 h 28 min
Rating: 8
Cast: Jang Dong-gun, Won Bin, Lee Eun-ju, Gong Hyung-jin, Lee Young-lan

One country, one family… divided by war.

태극기 휘날리며 (2004)

Timing: 2:28 (148 min)

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Release date

2004-02-05

Country

Korea, United States

Production

Samuel Goldwyn Films, Destination Films, Seoul Broadcasting System, Showbox, Kang Je-gyu Films, KD Media, Tooniverse

Genre

Action, Adventure, Drama, History, War

Budget

$12 800 000

Revenue

$69 827 583

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Director

Kang Je-kyu

Actors

Jang Dong-gun, Won Bin, Lee Eun-ju, Gong Hyung-jin, Lee Young-lan, Min-ho Jang, Jo Yoon-hee, Ahn Kil-kang, Park Kil-soo, Jin Jung
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Scenario

Producer

Lee Seong-hun, Lee Se-ho, Lee Seong-hun, Jeong Tae-sung

Operator

Hong Kyung-pyo

Composer

Lee Dong-jun

Artist

Shin Bo-kyeong

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Editing

Park Gok-ji, Jung Jin-hee, Kim Mi-young
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Short description

When two brothers are forced to fight in the Korean War, the elder decides to take the riskiest missions if it will help shield the younger from battle.

What's left behind the scenes

The original title of the film can be translated as "Waving Flag" (referring to the flag of South Korea).
The film's shooting period was from February 10th to October 31st, 2003.
Approximately 19,000 sets of uniforms for the South and North Korean armies were sewn for the film.
A two-kilometer defensive line was created near the Nakdong River for filming, and actual equipment from the Korean War was used.
Due to the abundance of scenes depicting military violence, the film received high restriction ratings in many countries.
Recreating the Battle of Toulon required 15,000 rounds of ammunition, 3,000 extras, and 500 stunt professionals. Filming lasted 3 weeks with an average of 50 minor incidents per day, but the scene was shot without any major accidents.
Approximately 19,000 sets of uniforms for the South and North Korean armies were sewn for the filming.
A two-kilometer defensive line was created near the Nakdong River for filming, and actual equipment from the Korean War era was used.
Recreating the Battle of Tumil-yon required 15,000 rounds of ammunition, 3,000 extras, and 500 stunt performers. Filming lasted 3 weeks with an average of 50 minor incidents per day, but the scene was shot without any major accidents.
The original title of the film can be translated as "Waving Flag" (referring to the flag of South Korea).