
Rep. Yoo Young-ha of the People Power Party criticized the movie 'Assassin(s)' as political propaganda, saying it distorted historical facts about the assassination of First Lady Yuk Young-soo and portrayed former President Park Chung-hee as the mastermind, and argued that it was an act that drove a nail into the pain of the bereaved family.
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First Lady Yuk Young-soo was shot and killed by Moon Se-gwang on August 15, 1974, and this incident remains an important political event in modern Korean history.
“Political propaganda that distorts history” in the film about the assassination of First Lady Yuk Young-soo
(Daegu = Yonhap News) Reporter Han Moo-seon = People Power Party lawmaker Yoo Young-ha, a close associate of former President Park Geun-hye, claimed on the 28th that the movie 'Assassin(s)', which deals with the assassination of First Lady Yuk Young-soo, was "obvious political propaganda."
In an article posted on his Facebook page on this day, Rep. Yoo wrote, "Leftists often insist that fiction is based on the imagination and belongs to freedom of expression. This film, directed by Jin-ho Heo, cleverly twists historical facts and portrays the late President Park Chung-hee as if the real mastermind behind the attack on First Lady Yuk Young-soo was the late President Park Chung-hee."
He said, "(The movie) distorted history by twisting obvious facts and seriously damaged the honor of the late President Park Chung-hee." He also said, "It is an act of immorality that drove a nail into the hearts of the bereaved families who still bear the crippling pain, and it is treason against our history."
He added, "There is a line that we must keep to maintain the community," and "This 'assassin(s)' clearly crossed that line, and cannot be forgiven for any reason. They will definitely be held accountable for this."
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As Rep. Yoo Young-ha's criticism continues, public debate about the film is expected to expand.
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