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Fisherman's Fire

Fisherman's Fire

Jan 01, 1939 · 52m

Rated 7 out of 10

Director

Chul-yeong Ahn

Overview

Fisherman Choon-sam (Yoon Buk-yang) is suffering financially because of a prolonged scarcity of fish. Pestered by miserly Mr. Jang to pay back his debt, Choon-sam goes out to sea in hopes of a catch but meets a watery end instead. As payment for the debt, Mr. Jang tries to take Choon-sam's daughter In-soon as his second wife. Meanwhile, In-soon (Park Noh-kyung) is mutually in love with Chun-suk (Park Hak), but torn about the suggestion of Ok-bun (Chun Hyo-bong), who lives in Seoul, to join her in the city. In order to get a job and pay back her father's debt, In-soon follows Mr. Jang's son Chul-soo to Seoul, not knowing that he harbors illicit intentions toward her.

About Fisherman's Fire

What is Fisherman's Fire about?

Fisherman Choon-sam (Yoon Buk-yang) is suffering financially because of a prolonged scarcity of fish. Pestered by miserly Mr. Jang to pay back his debt, Choon-sam goes out to sea in hopes of a catch but meets a watery end instead. As payment for the debt, Mr. Jang tries to take Choon-sam's daughter In-soon as his second wife. Meanwhile, In-soon (Park Noh-kyung) is mutually in love with Chun-suk…

When was Fisherman's Fire released?

Fisherman's Fire was released on January 1, 1939.

How long is Fisherman's Fire?

Fisherman's Fire runs 52 minutes.

Who directed Fisherman's Fire?

Fisherman's Fire was directed by Chul-yeong Ahn.

Who is in the cast of Fisherman's Fire?

The cast of Fisherman's Fire includes Bug-yang Yun (Kim Chun-sam), Seong-ae Gye (Wife), No-gyeong Park (In-sun (Wol-hyang)), Ung Na (Jang Yong-un / Choel-su) and Hak Pak (Choi Chun-suk).

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