1987: When the Day Comes

Heart-rending, Powerful, First-rate 1987 precisely demonstrates the harrowing, hard-hitting chapter of Korean History which serves as the revolutionary year in their constitution. Superlative performances of the ensemble cast, unrivaled writing by Kim Kyung-chan, and remarkable direction by Jang Joon-hwan make 1987 a riveting historical drama. Kim Yoon-Seok as Director Park's character is brutal and barbaric and he delivers with perfection. The uplifting finale justifies how revolutionary films are excellently made in Korean Cinema. Kim Yoon-Seok supremacy all over the film as his gruesome performance steals the show throughout. A hard-hitting narration is coupled with a superbly executed screenplay and the emotional ending is truly inspiring. The production values instill the vibes of 1987, and the camerawork and every actor in the ensemble cast shine to make this a memorable film. If you like sharp, no-nonsense historical dramas then 1987 is a must-watch. Check my page www.instagram.com/stream.genx