Mt. Baekdu can be seen everywhere (1956)
A screen adaptation of the novel by North Korean writer Yong Song. On the anti-Japanese partisan struggle of the Korean partisans in the 1930s.
Director: Nak-Seop Kim
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Cheon-pyeong Ryang as Ho-chul Choi, boy |
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Won Jun Yu as Donghwan Choi, Ho-chul's father |
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Mun Ye-bong as Ten Seon-hee, Ho-chul's mother |
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Dan Lee as partisan commander |
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Hong-sik Kang as Hoon Pak, partisan |
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Du-Yeong Jeon as chief of staff |
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Choi Woon-bong as old man Peng |
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Ok-sook Ten as daughter of old man Peng |
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Dean Ran as Weui, peasant |
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Jichang Lee as village chief, chinese |
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Dalyeon Kim as Dae-sik Park |
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Kim Dong-gyu as Nakamura, japanese officer |
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Chul Yoon as Yamamoto, japanese gendarme |
| Writing | Doo-Hyeon Yoon | Writer |
| Camera | Gyu-Wan Ten | Director of Photography |
| Art | Younghae Choi | Art Direction |
| Sound | Rin-Wook Kim | Music |
| Sound | Dan-nam Kye | Sound |
| Directing | Nak-Seop Kim | Director |
| Writing | Yong Song | Novel |
