Hyun Bin, Lee Dong Wook, Jeon Yeo Been, and More Fight for Korea's Independence in "Harbin"

Posters featuring the cast of the K-movie Harbin have been revealed.

Harbin is a thrilling espionage drama film set in 1909, about Korean independence activists fighting against the Japanese for Korea's independence. 

Hyun Bin plays Ahn Jung Geun, a Korean independence fighter. 

Park Jeong Min plays the role of Woo Deok Soon, a steadfast independence fighter who prioritizes his country over himself. 

Jo Woo Jin takes on the role of Kim Sang Hyun, who sacrifices himself for the nation's independence alongside Woo Deok Soon. 

Jeon Yeo Been portrays a tenacious independence fighter active in Vladivostok. 

Yoo Jae Myung plays Choi Jae Hyeong, who provides financial and accommodation support to the independence fighters. 

Lee Dong Wook takes the role of Lee Chang Seop, an independence fighter who is in conflict with An Jung Geun.

 Park Hoon portrays Mori Datsuo, a Japanese army lieutenant who tracks movements of the independence fighters.

The actors, who endured extreme filming conditions in Mongolia, Latvia, and South Korea, are reported to have wholly captured the emotions felt by the independence fighters 115 years ago, taking the viewers back into 1909.

Harbin will have its world premiere at the 49th Toronto International Film Festival on September 8 (local time) at Roy Thomson Hall, with Hyun Bin, Lee Dong Wook, and director Woo Min Ho in attendance. It is considered exceptional for a K-movie set during Korea's Japanese occupation to be invited to one of the world's top four film festivals.

Additionally, Harbin will be coming to theaters this December.

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