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Hunt
Theatrical release poster
Hangul
헌트
Revised RomanizationHeonteu
Directed byLee Jung-jae
Screenplay by
  • Lee Jung-jae
  • Jo Seung-hee
Produced by
  • Lee Jung-jae
  • Han Jae-duk
Starring
CinematographyLee Mo-gae
Edited byKim Sang-bum[1]
Music byJo Yeong-wook[1]
Production
companies
Distributed byMegabox JoongAng Plus M
Release dates
  • May 19, 2022 (2022-05-19) (Cannes)
  • August 10, 2022 (2022-08-10) (South Korea)
Running time
131 minutes
CountrySouth Korea
LanguageKorean
Budget₩20 billion[2]
Box officeUS$33.8 million[3]

Hunt (Korean: 헌트; RR: Heonteu) is a 2022 South Korean espionage action thriller film directed by Lee Jung-jae in his feature directorial debut, starring Lee and Jung Woo-sung.[4] It was invited to the non-competitive Midnight Screening section at the 2022 Cannes Film Festival.[5][6] It was released theatrically on August 10, 2022, in South Korea.[7]

Historical background

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The film deals with three major historical events in the 1980s; the May 18 Gwangju Democratization Movement (1980), the defection of North Korean pilot Lee Woong-pyung (1983), and the Aung San terrorist attack (1983).[8][9]

Plot

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In the 1980s, when the military dictatorship reached its peak, South Korean Agency for National Security Planning (ANSP) Foreign Unit chief Park Pyong-ho (Lee Jung-jae) and Domestic Unit Chief Kim Jung-do (Jung Woo-sung) working together in Washington D.C., protecting President Chun Doo-hwan. While they are on patrol, the CIA notices a hired foreign assassination team and informs the Korean team about it. After an intense chase, Park is taken hostage by the last survivor of the team. Kim shoots the assassin, and the men blame each other for the result.

After the incident in Washington, the director of ANSP tells Park and Kim that there is a North Korean mole within ANSP known as Donglim. According to intel from the CIA, he is a dangerous spy from North Korea who tries to assassinate the president of the South. Kim and Park work to root out Donglim. Initially, a university professor held in captivity is suspected to be Donglim.

Kim and Park work on the exfiltration of an asylum seeking North Korean nuclear physicist, who plans to defect with his family while they are in Japan.

The physicist reveals that Donglim is still free, and has leaked information about a military infiltration by South that is taking place on the same day. The infiltration is expected by the North and ends in total failure and the death of everyone involved.

Park's team leads the exfiltration operation, but because of conflicting orders, the operation ends in failure and the death of the physicist.

Afterward, the two teams begin to pursue Donglim in their own way, both accusing each other. Captain Lee Ung-pyong of the North Korean Air Force defects to the South and is chastised by his interrogators about the shallow, selfish reasons of his treason. Kim suspects that Yoo-jeong is in fact a North Korean agent tasked on keeping an eye on him, and violently interrogates her.

After a long investigation, the men uncover the shocking truths about each other. Kim is part of a Southern uprising; he and his followers plan to assassinate the South Korean President because they despise his acts as a military dictator and feel he needs to face justice for the Gwangju Democratic Movement, which resulted in the massacre of innocent civilians. Kim was also the client behind the assassination attempt in Washington D.C., and he shot the last assassin on purpose to prevent him from being interrogated.

Park, on the other hand, is revealed to be Donglim. In desperation, Park kills his own assistant and escapes Kim's pursuing agents to meets his handler and to receive his orders. He is shocked to discover that the plan has changed, North plans to invade the South, and that he will be killed to prevent leaks. Kim saves Park from his handlers, hides his identity from the ANSP, and brings him into the plan to assassinate the South Korean President in Bangkok, Thailand. Park reluctantly agrees, but is worried because the assassination will be the signal for a military invasion by North Korea.

North Korean snipers and Kim attack the Presidential motorcade in Bangkok, but are stopped by Park, while Kim desperately tries to assassinate the president with his own hands. Meanwhile, a planted North Korean agent detonates a bomb as a last resort; however, it fails to kill the President who manages to escape the explosion. Kim is caught up in the explosion and dies.

After the incident in Thailand, Park visits Kim's family to deliver a tribute, then goes south to meet with Yoo-jeong and offer her an escape to America. However, he is ambushed at the scene by other North Korean agents, as it is revealed that she was indeed a North Korean agent. As he dies, she sees the fake passport Park made for her, where the fake name held his surname, revealing how he cared for her and considered her to be his own. She goes on to shoot and kill at least one of the agents on scene, with other shots being heard off-camera, likely taking his advice to flee the country.

Cast

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ANSP Foreign Unit Chief who has been working for the agency for 13 years, and is a highly respected agent.
ANSP Domestic Unit Chief who is a former army special forces Lieutenant Colonel.
ANSP Foreign Unit's ace agent who works alongside Park Pyong-ho.
ANSP Domestic Unit agent and a loyal subordinate of Kim Jung-do.
A college student who has been under Park Pyong-ho's protection and guidance.
Newly appointed ANSP director and a former military officer.
An ambitious agent of Park Pyong-ho’s Foreign Unit.

Special appearance

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Production

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Development

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The film was first titled Namsan in 2017 with Lee Jung-jae in the lead role, but he had to cancel the production before filming. Lee refined its script and prepared for 4 years. In addition to directing, starring and contributing to the screenplay, he also co-produced the film.[18][19]

Filming

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Filming began on May 8, 2021, and concluded on November 13, 2021.[20][21]

Post-production

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On August 3, 2022, Lee revealed that he re-edited the film after its Cannes screening and the new version was screened at the Toronto International Film Festival for its North American premiere. However the original was to be used for the theatrical release in South Korea.[22]

To help global audiences get a better understanding of the political era depicted in the film, Lee revised several key lines and scenes which required some actors to re-record their dialogue. He said “When writing the script of 'Hunt,' I set younger generations in South Korea who learn about the era from history textbooks as the target audience. I thought foreign viewers would be the same,... But at Cannes, about 30% of foreign media reviews complained that it was hard for them to keep up with the story, as they didn’t know about Korean politics in the 1980s.”[23]

Release

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The film premiered at the 75th Cannes Film Festival on May 19, 2022, at the Lumière Theater, where it received a seven-minute standing ovation.[24][25] It was released in theaters on August 10, 2022, by Megabox.[7] The film's distribution rights were pre-sold to 207 territories.[26] The film was invited to 2022 Toronto International Film Festival and was screened at the Gala Presentations section in September 2022.[27] Magnolia Pictures acquired the distribution rights for a U.S. theatrical release in December 2022 under the Magnet Releasing banner.[28]

The film was scheduled to be available for streaming on Netflix from December 7, 2022, but has not been made available yet other than South Korea.[29]

Reception

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Critical response

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Hunt has an approval rating of 69% on review aggregator website Rotten Tomatoes, based on 54 reviews, and an average rating of 6/10. The website's critical consensus states: "Although it frequently forsakes action in favor of a needlessly knotty narrative, Hunt has enough thrills to satisfy more forgiving espionage fans" .[30] On Metacritic, the film has a weighted average score of 52 out of 100, based on 11 critics, indicating "mixed or average reviews".[31]

International

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Pete Hammond in his review for Deadline praised the direction, cinematography and performance of main and supporting cast.[32] Peter Debruge writing for Variety described Hunt as a "long but lightning-paced film with a jolt of adrenaline" and appreciated Lee's direction and acting.[33] Lou Thomas of BFI wrote that the film is packed with "thrillingly violent action scenes and jaw-dropping shocks" but "Lee occasionally forgets to keep things comprehensible or believable" and called the movie fun to watch.[34] David Rooney writing for The Hollywood Reporter stated that the film lacks character depth and storytelling coherence and called it "an increasingly frustrating movie that loses its way amid a dense thicket of plot complications, double-dealings, counterplans and surprise revelations."[35] David Ehrlich of IndieWire graded the film as C, described it as "hopelessly convoluted espionage thriller that doesn’t tell a story" and stated "Lee’s debut is little more than a chattering Pez dispenser full of plot twists."[36] In his review for South China Morning Post, Clarence Tsui wrote that the film is "excessively bombastic and muddled" except for history junkies and hardcore action-movie fans, called the storyline messy and confusing for audiences who are unfamiliar with the historical setting of the film, and gave 2 stars out of 5.[37]

South Korean

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Kim Seon-woo reviewing for JTBC praised the film's great visuals, detailed mise-en-scène, and spectacular action scenes and added that the large and small reversals in the plot maintain the tension of the film until the very end.[38] Ryu Ji-yoon writing for Dailian praised the portrayal of Park Pyeong-do and Kim Jeong-do, who have the same goal but different methods, being densely designed to fill the cinematic imagination and fun and added, "It is not difficult to understand historical events without prior knowledge, but the more you know, the more you see."[39] Choi Young-joo of No Cut News stated, "although it is called an espionage action genre, it is regrettable that the center of gravity is focused on the rushing 'action' rather than 'espionage' that goes back and forth in suspicion" but praised the film's sounds, sets and props that made the audience feel the atmosphere of the 1980s and the direction of Lee who reached his goal with a formidable theme and content.[40] Song Kyung-won of Cine21 outlined the film as "a film that takes a motif from a true story, but makes the most of the historical imagination, and is essentially focused on action rather than espionage" and concluded, "Despite some expediency that fills in the holes in the narrative, it is a decent debut that blends historical imagination and commercial achievements."[41]

Box office

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The film was released on 1548 screens on August 11, 2022, in South Korea. The opening recorded 210,000 admissions and topped the South Korean box office.[42] The film surpassed 1 million admissions in 4 days of release[43] and 2 million admissions in 7 days of release.[44] On the 12th day, Hunt became the third South Korean film in 2022 to cross 3 million admissions.[45] On the 25th day, it surpassed 4 million admissions.[46]

As of September 12, 2022, it is the fourth-highest-grossing Korean film of 2022 with gross of US$33,814,228 and 4,352,407 admissions.[3]

Accolades

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Name of the award ceremony, year presented, award category, recipient(s) of the award, and the result of the nomination
Award Year Category Recipient(s) Result Ref.
Baeksang Arts Awards 2023 Best Film Hunt Nominated [47][48]
Best Director Lee Jung-jae Nominated
Best New Director Nominated
Best Actor Jung Woo-sung Nominated
Best New Actress Go Youn-jung Nominated
Best Screenplay Lee Jung-jae, Jo Seung-hee Nominated
Technical Award Lee Mo-gae Won
Blue Dragon Film Awards 2022 Best New Director Lee Jung-jae Won [49]
Best Cinematography and Lighting Lee Mo-gae, Lee Sung-hwan Won
Best Editing Kim Sang-beom Won
Best Film Hunt Nominated [50]
Best Actor Jung Woo-sung Nominated
Best Supporting Actress Jeon Hye-jin Nominated
Best New Actress Go Youn-jung Nominated
Best Screenplay Lee Jung-jae, Cho Seung-hee Nominated
Best Music Cho Yeong-wuk Nominated
Best Art Direction Park Il-hyan Nominated
Buil Film Awards 2022 Best New Director Lee Jung-jae Won [51]
Best Actor Jung Woo-sung Nominated [52]
Best Supporting Actor Heo Sung-tae Nominated
Best Supporting Actress Jeon Hye-jin Nominated
Best New Actress Go Youn-jung Nominated
Best Screenplay Lee Jung-jae, Cho Seung-hee Nominated
Best Art Direction Park Il-hyan Nominated
23rd Busan Film Critics Association Awards 2022 Technical Award Hunt Won
6th Canary Islands Fantastic Film Festival Ciudad de La Laguna, Isla Calavera 2022 Best Actor Lee Jung-Jae and Jung Woo-sung Won [53]
Grand Bell Awards 2022 Best Film Hunt Nominated [54]
Best New Director Lee Jung-jae Nominated
Best Actor Jung Woo-sung Nominated
Best Supporting Actress Jeon Hye-jin Nominated
Best New Actress Go Youn-jung Nominated
Best Screenplay Lee Jung-jae, Jo Seung-hee Nominated
Best Cinematography Lee Mo-gae Nominated
Best Film Editing Kim Sang-beom Nominated
Best Art Direction Park Il-hyun Nominated
Best Lighting Lee Seong-hwan Won
Best Costume Design Jo Sang-kyung, Choi Yun-seon Nominated
Best Music Jo Yeong-wook Nominated
42nd Golden Cinematography Awards 2022 Editing Award Hunt Won [55]
Korean Association of Film Critics Awards 2022 Best New Director Lee Jung-jae Won [56]
Best Actor Jung Woo-sung Won
Best Supporting Actress Jeon Hye-jin Won
Korean Association of Film 10 selections of Kim Hyun-seung Hunt Won
Best Supporting Actor Jo Woo-jin Won [57]
Korean Film Producers Association Award Best director Lee Jung-jae Won [58]
Filmmaking, Arts, and Editing Awards Lee Mo-gae, Park Il-hyun and Kim Sang-beum Won
Hawaii Film Critics Society Awards 2022 Best New Filmmaker Lee Jung-Jae Won
London East Asia Film Festival 2022 Honorary Award Won [59]
Korea Image Awards 2023 Korea Image Stepping Stone Award Won [60]
Director's Cut Awards Best New Director Nominated

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