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Aimless Bullet (1961)

April 13, 1961 (KR) Drama • 107m

Overview

Two brothers—Chul-ho, an accountant with a toothache and a pregnant wife, and Yong-ho, an unemployed ex-soldier wounded in battle—navigate life in post-war Korea.

Director

Yu Hyun-mok

Top Billed

Kim Jin-kyu

Keywords

Top Billed Cast

Crew
Lee Kyeong-sun
Lee Kyeong-sun

Recording Supervision

Mun Sang-heon
Mun Sang-heon

Assistant Director

Choi Jin
Choi Jin

Assistant Director

Lee Jae-heon
Lee Jae-heon

Assistant Director

Heo Seung-nyeon
Heo Seung-nyeon

Assistant Director

Lee Kyung-cheon
Lee Kyung-cheon

Production Manager

Seong-tae Kim
Seong-tae Kim

Original Music Composer

Hak-seong Kim
Hak-seong Kim

Director of Photography

Baek Nam-jun
Baek Nam-jun

Art Direction

Lee Su-jin
Lee Su-jin

Art Direction

Lee Beom-seon
Lee Beom-seon

Short Story

Choi Yui-jeong
Choi Yui-jeong

Lighting Technician

Jeong Ho-yeong
Jeong Ho-yeong

Lighting Technician

Kim Chan-yeong
Kim Chan-yeong

Still Photographer

Lee Eok-man
Lee Eok-man

Lighting Technician

Park Yeong-ryung
Park Yeong-ryung

Lighting Technician

Roh Dong-jin
Roh Dong-jin

Production Assistant

Lee Jong-gi
Lee Jong-gi

Screenplay

Lee I-ryeong
Lee I-ryeong

Screenplay



Reviews

deepkino

November 29, 2025

I’m struck by how Yoo Hyun-mok fuses Italian Neorealism with a distinctly Korean sense of moral paralysis, creating a portrait of post-war despair that still feels uncomfortably present. The film’s cramped interiors, handheld street scenes, and jarring cuts trap the viewer inside the same psychological claustrophobia that consumes its characters. Rather than depicting dramatic collapse, Obaltan shows a slow erosion—lives quietly worn down by debt… read the rest.

Status

Released

Original Language

KO

Budget

Revenue

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