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"Testimony" ("Jeungeon") is a 1974 South Korean war epic. It tells the story of several characters against the backdrop of the Korean conflict. Financed by the state and made with full military support, it takes a strongly anti-Communist stance. | "Testimony" ("Jeungeon") is a 1974 South Korean war epic. It tells the story of several characters against the backdrop of the Korean conflict. Financed by the state and made with full military support, it takes a strongly anti-Communist stance. | ||
The film was distributed internationally with English dubbing. The only known home video release with the English dub is a Belgian VHS by GME. The tape is known to be owned by two collectors, a Youtuber "Witchtrap", who has posted two clips from it on his channel, and a British collector Bill Bennett. However, despite many requests from collectors, neither of them are willing to sell, let alone share their copies. | The film was distributed internationally with English dubbing. The only known home video release with the English dub is a rare Belgian VHS by GME. The tape is known to be owned by two collectors, a Youtuber "Witchtrap", who has posted two clips from it on his channel, and a British collector Bill Bennett. However, despite many requests from collectors, neither of them are willing to sell, let alone share their copies. | ||
==Photo Gallery== | ==Photo Gallery== | ||
Revision as of 10:08, 22 October 2016
"Testimony" ("Jeungeon") is a 1974 South Korean war epic. It tells the story of several characters against the backdrop of the Korean conflict. Financed by the state and made with full military support, it takes a strongly anti-Communist stance.
The film was distributed internationally with English dubbing. The only known home video release with the English dub is a rare Belgian VHS by GME. The tape is known to be owned by two collectors, a Youtuber "Witchtrap", who has posted two clips from it on his channel, and a British collector Bill Bennett. However, despite many requests from collectors, neither of them are willing to sell, let alone share their copies.
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The copy owned by Bill Bennett
