Joint Security Area - crew, film crew
The entire team, the film crew of the film "Joint Security Area"
공동경비구역 JSA (2000)
Timing:
1:48 (108 min)
7.826/10
815
815
7.997/10
29051
29051
7.7/10
38000
38000
Film crew
Director
Producer
Shim Jae-myung
Producer
Casting
Park Sang-hoon
Casting
Editor
Special Effects Supervisor
Jung Do-ahn
Special Effects Supervisor
Costume Design
Park Sang-hoon
Costume Design
Production Design
Kim Sang-man
Production Design
Original Music Composer
Bang Jun-seok
Original Music Composer
Director of Photography
Kim Sung-bok
Director of Photography
Visual Effects Supervisor
Screenplay
Seong-san Jeong
Screenplay
Kim Hyun-seok
Screenplay
Lee Mu-yeong
Screenplay
Novel
Park Sang-yeon
Novel
Set Designer
Oh Sang-man
Set Designer
Props
Jang Seok-ho
Props
Key Grip
Kim Hak-su
Key Grip
Special Effects Makeup Artist
Shin Jae-ho
Special Effects Makeup Artist
Assistant Director
Yoo Heung-sam
Assistant Director
Lee Jong-yong
Assistant Director
Production Sound Mixer
Kim Won-yong
Production Sound Mixer
Makeup & Hair
Song Jong-hee
Makeup & Hair
Colorist
Choi Doo-young
Colorist
Production Assistant
Sound
Park Sang Hoon
Sound
Line Producer
Lee Woo-jeong
Line Producer
Sound Supervisor
Comic Book
Myeong-chan Park
Comic Book
Sound Effects
Kim Chang-seop
Sound Effects
Lighting Director
Lim Jae-young
Lighting Director
Producer's Assistant
Shim Bo-kyoung
Producer's Assistant
What's left behind the scenes
- The final scene with the photograph features a melody from the Russian folk song 'Luchinushka'.
- Filming was impossible in the actual Joint Security Area, so a replica of the area was built.
- During the conversation on the bridge, one can hear loudspeakers installed on both sides of the demilitarized zone, broadcasting non-stop 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, and 365 days a year. The adversaries relentlessly attempt to convince soldiers from the opposing camp of the merits of their political system.
- During a conversation on the bridge between Major Sophie Chan, played by Lee Jun-e, and the Swede, an incident that occurred on August 18, 1976, is mentioned. Several UN mission personnel entered the demilitarized zone to cut branches of poplar trees obstructing the view from the guard post. There, they were attacked by North Korean soldiers armed with axes. Two US Army officers and four South Korean soldiers were killed. Four Americans were also injured.
- At the beginning of the episode with the South Korean patrol, around the 31st minute of the film, a small hill is visible. In reality, this is a grave.
- It was impossible to film in the actual unified security zone, so a copy of it was built.
- After landing a role in the film, Song Kang-ho visited the Joint Security Area for the first time to look a North Korean soldier in the eye. When the soldier offered a slight smile in return, it deeply touched the actor.
- During a conversation on the bridge between Major Sophie Chan (Lee Sun-ae) and the Swede, an incident that occurred on August 18, 1976, is mentioned. Several members of the UN mission crossed into the demilitarized zone to cut branches of a poplar tree that obstructed the view from the guard post. There, they were attacked by North Korean soldiers armed with axes. Two US soldiers and four South Korean soldiers were killed. Four Americans were also injured.
- During the final scene with the photograph, a melody from the Russian folk song 'Luchinushka' is played.
- During a conversation on the bridge between Major Sophie Chan (Lee Young-ae) and the Swede, an incident that occurred on August 18, 1976, is mentioned. Several UN mission personnel entered the demilitarized zone to cut branches of a poplar tree that was obstructing the view from the guard post. There, they were attacked by North Korean soldiers armed with axes. Two U.S. soldiers and four South Korean soldiers were killed. Four Americans were also injured.
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