Man of Will 2017
"From a death-row convict to a history."
Directed by Lee Won-tae, *Man of Will (2017)* plunges into the brutal era of Korean resistance against colonial oppression through the gripping true-inspired story of Young Kim Chang-soo.
Director: Lee Won-tae
Cast
Cho Jin-woong
Kim Chang-soo
Song Seung-heon
Kang Hyung-sik
Jeong Man-sik
Ma Sang-goo
Jung Jin-young
Go Jin-sa
Yoo Seung-mok
Lee Young-dal
Shin Jung-keun
Jo Duk-pal
Jeong Gyu-su
Yang Won-jong
Jeon Bae-soo
Park Dong-goo
Kim Yoon-sung
Na Choon-bae
Lee Seo-won
Kim Chun-dong
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Man of Will (2017) about?
*Man of Will* follows Young Kim Chang-soo, a man sentenced to death for avenging a key figure in Korean history. Behind bars, he witnesses the oppression of his countrymen and emerges as a fierce advocate for Korean independence.
Who directed Man of Will?
The film was helmed by director Lee Won-tae, known for crafting intense narratives that merge action and historical depth.
Who stars in Man of Will?
The cast features powerhouse actors Cho Jin-woong and Song Seung-heon, alongside Jeong Man-sik, Jung Jin-young, and Yoo Seung-mok.
Is Man of Will (2017) worth watching?
While IMDb has not rated this title, *Man of Will* appeals to fans of historical dramas with its raw action and emotional weight. Its blend of personal drama and national struggle offers a compelling, if heavy, viewing experience.
How long is Man of Will?
The film runs for 115 minutes.
About Man of Will (2017) — From Death Row to a Nation's Unbreakable Will
Directed by Lee Won-tae, *Man of Will (2017)* plunges into the brutal era of Korean resistance against colonial oppression through the gripping true-inspired story of Young Kim Chang-soo. A death-row inmate convicted of avenging Empress Myeongseong's assassination, Chang-soo transforms from a prisoner into a symbol of defiance as he witnesses the systematic persecution of his people. The film blends raw drama with high-stakes action and historical weight, painting a visceral portrait of sacrifice and survival.
With standout performances from Cho Jin-woong and Song Seung-heon, *Man of Will* delivers a searing exploration of identity, justice, and the cost of freedom. The stark prison walls give way to fiery confrontations, while themes of nationalism and personal redemption simmer beneath every scene. A blend of gritty action and emotional depth, this Korean drama resonates as both a historical artifact and a timeless tale of resilience.
