The Suicide Squad—An Overlooked and Underrated "Sequel"
Since Season 2 of Peacemaker is currently airing, let’s revisit the movie that started it all.
From Spring to Summer
This is a Democratic People’s Republic of Korea and Union of Soviet Socialist Republics co-production. This film is set during World War II, and is about a female Russian soldier named Masha. She is on a mission to discover a secret Japanese base in Korea. Everybody who accompanies her on the mission shortly dies, and she’s forced to stay with a local fisherman. She is trying to get the information about the base location back to the Russian army, because if she doesn’t, the Japanese will unleash the “Sakura Plan”, which is an all-out biological warfare assualt on the world.
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This is a Democratic People’s Republic of Korea and Union of Soviet Socialist Republics co-production. This film is set during World War II, and is about a female Russian soldier named Masha. She is on a mission to discover a secret Japanese base in Korea. Everybody who accompanies her on the mission shortly dies, and she’s forced to stay with a local fisherman. She is trying to get the information about the base location back to the Russian army, because if she doesn’t, the Japanese will unleash the “Sakura Plan”, which is an all-out biological warfare assualt on the world.
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Genre:Drama, Action, War
Written By:Igor Bolshev, Viktor Smernin, Li Jin
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Runtime:93 minutes
Studio:National Film Studio of North Korea, Mosfilm, Korean studio feature films
Cast
Nikita Orlov, San Bok Pak
Director
Elena Drobysheva
Masha Tsukanova
Kim Chkhol
Ri Chokhol
Yuriy Kuznetsov
captain Kondakov - intelligence officer
Aleksei Buldakov
sergeant Aleksey Tishchenko - intelligence officer
So Gyon Sob
Koi
Kim Yon-gin
Sakamoto
Kim Yun-Hon
Arai
Tõnu Mikiver
English doctor - prisoner of war
Hwang Min
Lee Gwang-ho
Yoo Won-chun
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