

Anarchist from Colony 2017
"The most interesting anarchists ever during Japanese colonial era now fight against the world."
Directed by the visionary Lee Joon-ik, *Anarchist from Colony (2017)* plunges into the turbulent 1920s, where Korean anarchist Park Yeol—brilliantly portrayed by Lee Je-hoon—leads the resistance against Japanese oppression after the devastating 1923 Great Kanto Earthquake.
Director: Lee Joon-ik
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Anarchist from Colony (2017) about?
The film follows Korean anarchist Park Yeol as he leads the Bulryeongsa resistance against Japanese colonial oppression after the 1923 Great Kanto Earthquake. His alliance with Japanese anarchist Fumiko Kaneko fuels a passionate fight for Korean independence, blending personal sacrifice with political defiance.
Who directed Anarchist from Colony?
The film was directed by Lee Joon-ik, known for his compelling historical dramas like *The Throne* and *Hope*.
Who stars in Anarchist from Colony?
The movie features Lee Je-hoon as Park Yeol, Moon Choi as Fumiko Kaneko, and Kim In-woo among others in pivotal roles.
Is Anarchist from Colony (2017) worth watching?
While unrated on IMDb, this historical drama stands out for its gripping storytelling and strong performances, offering a rare look at Korea's anarchist movement. Fans of political dramas with historical depth will likely find it captivating.
How long is Anarchist from Colony?
The film runs for 129 minutes.
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About Anarchist from Colony (2017) — A Rebel's Fight in Colonial Korea Explored
Directed by the visionary Lee Joon-ik, *Anarchist from Colony (2017)* plunges into the turbulent 1920s, where Korean anarchist Park Yeol—brilliantly portrayed by Lee Je-hoon—leads the resistance against Japanese oppression after the devastating 1923 Great Kanto Earthquake. This gripping historical drama weaves together nationalism, love, and rebellion as Park's radical group, Bulryeongsa, clashes with colonial forces, while his bond with Japanese anarchist Fumiko Kaneko (Moon Choi) adds a layer of tragic defiance. The film's moody cinematography and intense performances capture the raw energy of an era defined by defiance and sacrifice.
Set against the backdrop of Japan's brutal colonial rule, the story explores themes of justice and freedom through the lens of Park Yeol's unwavering fight for Korea's independence. With its historical grit and emotional depth, *Anarchist from Colony (2017)* offers a stark reminder of the cost of resistance and the enduring power of solidarity.




