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Myeongbo Film Company was founded by Korean director Lee Byung-il, who formerly worked in [[Nikkatsu (Japan) |Nikkatsu]]. They only produced one film, as Lee did not make further films in the colonial era. Lee would return in making films in 1954 under a new film production company, Donga Film Company. |
Myeongbo Film Company was founded by Korean director Lee Byung-il, who formerly worked in [[Nikkatsu (Japan) |Nikkatsu]]. They only produced one film, as Lee did not make further films in the colonial era. Lee would return in making films in 1954 under a new film production company, Donga Film Company. |
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Myeongbo Film Company was founded by Korean director Lee Byung-il, who formerly worked in Nikkatsu. They only produced one film, as Lee did not make further films in the colonial era. Lee would return in making films in 1954 under a new film production company, Donga Film Company.
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