'Hansan' Heading Toward 7 Million, Passion of Hit Director Kim Han-min

[Asia Economy Reporter Lee Isul] The film "Hansan: Rising Dragon," which has surpassed its break-even point, is setting sail for 7 million viewers.

On the 17th, Lotte Entertainment released directing stills capturing director Kim Han-min on the set of "Hansan: Rising Dragon."

The stills show Director Kim discussing with the actors and the actors deeply immersed in filming. The scene where he is discussing with Park Hae-il, who plays Admiral Yi Sun-sin, exudes a unique aura. The sight of Byun Yo-han, who solidified both his acting skills and star power as Wakizaka, engaging in conversation also draws attention.

Additionally, under Director Kim's guidance during rehearsals, the appearances of Jo Jae-yoon as Manabe and Park Jae-min as Watanabe, who are deeply immersed in their characters even off-camera, hint at the intense atmosphere on set.

The background of this well-made production is also revealed. The Joseon and Japanese army camps, the Battle of Hansan Island, props, and costumes recreated at large-scale sets in Gangneung and Yeosu show the director's passion for the film, leaving no small detail overlooked.

"Hansan: Rising Dragon" depicts the Battle of Hansan Island, where Admiral Yi Sun-sin and the Joseon navy, united by desperate strategy and courage, defend Joseon against the advancing Japanese army five years before the Battle of Myeongnyang. Since its release on the 27th of last month, it has surpassed 6 million viewers and continues its box office success.

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