Han yingmo

Han yingmo

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Han yingmo, once studied in Shenqing Art School of Manchuria.

Basic introduction

In 1941, he worked as an artist in Cui Yinkui's work "the angel of the homeless". Later, on the recommendation of the director, he entered Japan's Dongbao film company to study photography. After the restoration, Han yingmo was active as a photographer in the film industry, and in 1949 he made the first feature film, the anti Communist film "breaking the city wall". In 1954, he directed another work, hand of fortune, in which the earliest kissing scenes in South Korea appeared. In 1956, he put Zheng Feishi's controversial work "Lady Liberty" on the screen, and made a remarkable record at the box office. The successive success of his works made Han yingmo a representative korean director in the 1950s.

Main works

Hyperbola of youth (1956) Lady Liberty (1956) hand of fortune (1954) breaking the city wall (1949)