The Korean

$24.99

A Big City Mob Boss is betrayed by four criminal associates who disappear with his loot, his girl and more importantly, his pride. With only hours until his arrest, he calls in the deadliest “cleaner” on the eastern seaboard to track down these dogs and finish them. Now the four of them hole up in Pittsburgh and try to turn the tables on the man known only by the moniker “The Korean”.

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A Big City Mob Boss is betrayed by four criminal associates who disappear with his loot, his girl and more importantly, his pride. With only hours until his arrest, he calls in the deadliest “cleaner” on the eastern seaboard to track down these dogs and finish them. Now the four of them hole up in Pittsburgh and try to turn the tables on the man known only by the moniker “The Korean”.

Purchase the DVD Here.

AVAILABLE ON DEMAND

OFFICIAL TRAILER

TAGLINE

Kim Jong Il’s illegitimate son invades America!

TECH SPECS

Running Time: 98 minutes
Format: 1:78 (HD)
Sound: Dolby SR
Genre: Action
Language: English
Country: USA
Website: www.TheKoreantheMovie.com

CAST & CREW

Directed by: Thomas Dixon
Starring: Josiah D. Lee, Paul Adamo, Jennifer Vos, David Early, John Yost, Jack Erdie, Rik Billok

AWARDS, FESTIVALS, PUBLICITY

Winner Best Action Feature - AOF Int’l Film Festival
Official Selection - Three Rivers Film Festival
Official Selection - Pusan International Film Festival

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“…ambitious Tarantino like story and a terrific cast… ”
Barbara Vancheri, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

“A thinking man’s action flick for sure, Thomas Dixon does a fantastic job telling the story and keeping the audience in suspense in his feature film debut. If you’re a fan of films like “Pulp Fiction” and “Memento” then I suggest picking this one up. The Korean is a stylish action thriller that is both classy and captivating, this gritty tale gives Tarantino a run for his money.”
Patrick Ricketts, Video Views

“impressively shot… Tarantinoesque violent comedy and tough-guy bluster…Individual shot compositions are often inventive.”
Andrew Barker, Variety

“…Jack Erdie’s entertainingly evil and witty as Lee’s protégé Ray.”
Eric Zerbe, FilmFather.com

IMAGE GALLERY & PRESS KIT

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