The greatest map in Korean history is brought to the screen

The film is about the real life of the great man Kim Jeong-ho – the father of the masterpiece map of Korea. He traveled the length of the country for 27 years with all his heart and soul and overcame countless difficulties and challenges, even being accused of treason to complete this great map. The film opens up an ancient era with vivid and characteristic scenes of all parts of Korea, and above all is the story of Kim Jeong-ho – with other never-before-recorded angles of this great man.

The film brings footage of the majestic natural landscape of Korea and the turbulent life of Gosanja Kim Jeong-ho. This is also the fateful encounter between director Kang Woo-seok, a representative director of Korean cinema, and talented actor Cha Seung-won.

The official trailer revealed the story of Kim Jeong-ho's life until the greatest map for the people was made. The official trailer began with the scene where Kim Jeong-ho asserted his determination, "The dream of a petty person is to make a perfect map"; at the same time, it also added to the drama of the film with the king's line, "The map belongs to the nation." Kim Jeong-ho continuously fought against characters and forces that wanted to use the map to fight for power. Kim Jeong-ho's steadfast statement, "The road does not distinguish between status, rich and poor," further increased the audience's anticipation for the film. The final scene with breathtakingly majestic natural scenery, without any special effects, made the audience admire.

The official poster of the film focuses on the image of the greatest map of Joseon, along with woodblock prints and the image of Kim Jeong-ho deep in thought. The audience will admire the talent and heart of that man even more when observing closely the masterpiece he created with his own blood and tears.

The Thanh