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Why a film about a dictator has South Korea at war with itself

Published by South China Morning Post · Hong Kong 2 h ago

Like many films released during Chuseok, South Korea’s national mid-autumn harvest festival, The Assassin(s) shot right to the top, selling more than a million tickets in its…

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