Fisherman's FireMovie
Fisherman Choon-sam (Yoon Buk-yang) is suffering financially because of a prolonged scarcity of fish. Pestered by miserly Mr. Jang to pay back his debt, Choon-sam goes out to sea in hopes of a catch but meets a watery end instead. As payment for the debt, Mr. Jang tries to take Choon-sam's daughter In-soon as his second wife. Meanwhile, In-soon (Park Noh-kyung) is mutually in love with Chun-suk (Park Hak), but torn about the suggestion of Ok-bun (Chun Hyo-bong), who lives in Seoul, to join her in the city. In order to get a job and pay back her father's debt, In-soon follows Mr. Jang's son Chul-soo to Seoul, not knowing that he harbors illicit intentions toward her.
About Fisherman's Fire
Fisherman's Fire is a 1939 drama movie directed by Chul-yeong Ahn.
The production information lists a runtime of 52m, production credits from South Korea, Japan, an original language code of KO.
The credited cast includes Bug-yang Yun, Seong-ae Gye, No-gyeong Park, Ung Na. The synopsis above summarizes the central premise without adding details beyond the available title information.
