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Where to Watch Seondal: The Man Who Sells the River (2016) in the US

  • 2016
  • 2h
  • 6.6IMDb

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In-hong is drafted into the army by force to fight in China during the Qing Dynasty. During the struggle to survive in the battlefield, he meets Bo-won and Gyeon. Three men return to Korea to find no means to make living, and decide to form a con ring. Their cons range from selling a chicken as phoenix and disguising an ordinary sword as one that belonged to the great Admiral Yi Shun-shin. Soon, they become wanted by the authorities. The trio continues their scam under the radar. When their attempt to steal from the richest man in town, SUNG Dae-ryun, fails, In-hong sets up another con. He spreads the rumor that gold has been found in Daedong River, and lures SUNG into the trap.

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Director
Dae-min Park

Details

Release date
Jul 6, 2016
Language
Korean
Country
South Korea
Box office
$97,477

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