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Assassination
암살
Amsal

Theatrical release poster

Country	South Korea
Directed by	Dong-hoon Choi
Release Date	2015
Language	Korean Japanese Cantonese Mandarin French Korean Sign Language
Studio	Caper Film
Distributor	Showbox/Mediaplex (South Korea) Well Go USA Entertainment (USA)

Main Cast
Character	Actor
An Ok-yun	Gianna Jun
Yem Sek-jin	Lee Jung-jae
Hawaii Pistol	Ha Jung-woo
Chu "Big Gun" Sang-ok	Cho Jin-woong
Hwang Deok-sam	Choi Deok-moon
Buddy	Oh Dal-su
Kang In-guk	Lee Kyoung-young
Mamoru Kawaguchi	Park Byung-eun

Assassination (Korean title: 암살, Amsal) is a 2015 Korean historical action-drama film. Taking place in 1933, the film follows a group of Korean partisans as they are hired to execute an assassination plot on a Japanese collaborator, and navigate a tangled web of conspiracies surrounding betrayals, a counter-plot, and a revelation of one of the hitmen's past.

WARNING! THIS PAGE CONTAINS SPOILERS!

The following weapons were used in the film Assassination (2015):

Pistols

1914 Mauser Pocket Pistol

Multiple characters use the 1914 Mauser Pocket Pistol throughout the film.

Mauser Taschenpistole M1914 - 7.65x17mmSR

The butler (Kim Eui-sung) aims a 1914 Mauser at Mrs. Kang in the film's 1911 prologue.

Kang In-guk (Lee Kyoung-young) aims a 1914 Mauser at Mitsuko.

A butler racks a 1914 Mauser.

Ok-yun retrieves the pistol.

A disguised Ok-yun (Gianna Jun) aims the pistol in her explanation of the wedding assassination plot.

The pistol hidden inside Ok-yun's bouquet of flowers.

Ok-yun firing the pistol.

Ok-yun reloading the pistol.

Ok-yun in cover with the pistol.

Colt Model 1903

Multiple members of a Japanese gang are seen using the Colt Model 1903.

Colt Model 1903 Pocket Hammerless Pistol Blued - .32 ACP

The Japanese gang members drawing their pistols.

The gang members firing their pistols.

A gang member aiming his pistol.

A gang member firing his pistol.

FN Model 1900

A Japanese gang member is seen with an FN Model 1900.

FN Model 1900 - .32 ACP

The gang member holding the Model 1900.

FN Model 1910

Multiple characters throughout the film, including multiple IJA officers, use the FN Model 1910 throughout the film. The Model 1910's use by the IJA in the movie is surprisingly accurate, as IJA officers have been known to use multiple foreign pistol models, the Model 1910 included.

FN Model 1910 - .380 ACP

An IJA officer aims a Model 1910 at Sek-jin in the film's 1911 prologue.

Sek-jin fires another 1910 at the officer.

An IJA officer aims a pistol at the staff of the Hotel Mirabeau.

A Model 1910 being fired.

Kang In-guk (Lee Kyoung-young) shoots Deok-sam with a Model 1910.

An IJA officer aims his pistol at Hawaii Pistol (Ha Jung-woo).

Kawaguchi shoots a Korean with his Model 1910.

Hawaii Pistol dual-wields a Model 1910 with his silenced PPK.

An IJA officer aiming his Model 1910 (on the right).

An IJA officer firing his Model 1910.

Luger P08

Multiple characters throughout the film use the Luger P08.

Luger P08 - 9x19mm

The Luger in a case of weapons.

Hwang Deok-sam (Choi Deok-moon) holding a Luger during Hawaii Pistol's hit on the Japanese gang.

Buddy (Oh Dal-su) holds the rickshaw company owner at gunpoint with a Luger.

A Luger on a table.

Hwang Deok-sam aims a Luger at a hotel staff member.

The Luger in Deok-sam's bag.

Deok-sam firing the pistol.

Ditto.

Buddy aiming the pistol at a hospital's staff.

Chu "Big Gun" Sang-ok (Cho Jin-woong) fires a Luger at an IJA officer.

Hawaii Pistol hands An Ok-yun a Luger.

Ok-yun (Gianna Jun) aims the pistol at Kawaguchi.

Mauser C96

Yem Sek-jin (Lee Jung-jae) uses a Mauser C96 throughout the film.

Mauser C96 M1930 - 7.63x25mm Mauser

Yem Sek-jin (Lee Jung-jae) cocks his C96 in the film's 1911 prologue.

Sek-jin aiming the pistol.

Sek-jin fakes surrendering the pistol to Myung-woo.

Sek-jin holding the pistol.

A hotel staff member gives Sek-jin his pistol.

Sek-jin with the pistol.

Nambu Type 14

Both the era-accurate "early model" and anachronistic "late model" (introduced in 1936, three years after this film's setting) Nambu Type 14 appear in the film being used by Imperial Japan-affiliated characters.

Nambu Type 14 - 8x22mm Nambu

An IJA officer firing his Nambu at Ok-yun and Hawaii Pistol's hijacked car.

The officer looks at the emptied pistol.

Nambu Type 14 (late) - 8x22mm Nambu

An IJA officer at the wedding holds his Nambu while checking for the assassins.

The officer firing the pistol at Ok-yun while In-guk hides in cover.

In-guk reaches for the (now dead) officer's pistol as he is cornered by Ok-yun.

In-guk (Lee Kyoung-young) aims the pistol at Ok-yun.

An IJA officer (on the right) aiming a Nambu.

Walther PPK

Hawaii Pistol (Ha Jung-woo) prominently uses a suppressed Walther PPK throughout the film. Unsilenced PPKs are also used by multiple characters throughout the film, as well.

Walther PPK - .32 ACP

Yem Sek-jin (Lee Jung-jae) aims a PPK at multiple IJA officers in the film's prologue.

A PPK on a desk.

Sek-jin attempts to shoot himself with the (empty) PPK in a test of loyalty.

Myung-woo (Heo Ji-Won) aims a PPK at Sek-jin.

Ok-yun aims a PPK at Sek-jin in the film's epilogue.

Walther PPK fitted with a sound suppressor - .380 ACP (black grips)

Hawaii Pistol puts his silenced PPK to a Japanese gangster's neck.

Hawaii Pistol aims his PPK at Ok-yun.

Ok-yun attempts to reach for Hawaii Pistol's PPK.

Hawaii Pistol firing his PPK.

Hawaii Pistol puts his PPK to Kawaguchi's torso.

Hawaii Pistol reloading his PPK.

Webley & Scott Metropolitan Police Model

The owner of Anemone (Kim Hae-sook) commits suicide with a Webley & Scott Metropolitan Police Model. An IJA officer is also seen with the pistol in an imagination sequence.

Webley & Scott Metropolitan Police Model - .32 ACP

An IJA officer (on the left) fires a Webley MPP at An Ok-yun in her explanation of the wedding assassination.

The owner of Anemone takes out a Webley MPP and cocks its hammer.

The owner of Anemone (Kim Hae-sook) puts the pistol to her head.

Unknown pistols

Multiple unknown pistols are seen throughout the film.

Myung-woo (Heo Ji-Won) holds an unknown pistol.

One of Kim Koo's guards holds an unknown pistol.

An IJA staff member puts away another officer's pistol in a shelf at the wedding reception.

Revolvers

Smith & Wesson Model 10

Multiple characters throughout the film use the Smith & Wesson Model 10.

Smith & Wesson Model 10 Revolver - .38 Special

The Model 10 in a case of weapons.

Sasaki (Jeong In-gyeom) checks the Model 10.

Sasaki firing the revolver at an IJA convoy.

Ditto.

Myung-woo (Heo Ji-Won) aims a Model 10 at Sek-jin in the film's epilogue.

Myung-woo (who is now mute after earlier events in the film) continues to aim the revolver at Sek-jin as he signs a message to Ok-yun.

Myung-woo shoots Sek-jin with the revolver.

Webley .38 Mk IV

Multiple Japan-affiliated characters are seen with Webley .38 Mk IVs, most prominently with the IJA gaurds during the wedding assassination. One of the revolvers is later given to Chu "Big Gun" Sang-ok (Cho Jin-woong) by Hawaii Pistol.

Webley Mk IV - .38 S&W

A butler cleans a Webley (on the far right).

An IJA guard is shot while holding the Webley.

Another IJA guard holding the Webley.

The Webley lands next to Sang-ok.

Sang-ok (Cho Jin-woong) firing the revolver.

Sang-ok holding the Webley.

Submachine Guns

Husqvarna m/37-39

One of Kim Koo's guards is seen with an anachronistic Husqvarna submachine gun.

Husqvarna m/37-39 (Swedish variant of the Suomi KP/-31) with 50-round box magazine - 9x19mm Parabellum

The guard places the gun on a table.

Lanchester Mk. I*

Buddy (Oh Dal-su) uses a Lanchester Mk. I* throughout the film. The submachine gun's appearance is anachronistic since it was introduced in 1941 (8 years after the setting of this film); it might be standing for the SIG Bergmann which was used by Chinese and Japanese troops at the time.

Lanchester Mk. I* with 50 round magazine - 9x19mm

Buddy aims the Lanchester at Sek-jin.

Buddy fires the Lanchester at the IJA convoy.

Buddy calling out to Hawaii Pistol while holding the SMG.

Lanchester Mk. I*, later model with fire selector removed and simplified rear sight - 9x19mm

Buddy firing the Lanchester at multiple IJA officers. Note that it has turned in to a different model with the later rear sight.

M1928 Thompson

The M1928 Thompson is used by multiple characters throughout the film, most prominently by An Ok-yun (Gianna Jun) and by Chu "Big Gun" Sang-ok (Cho Jin-woong). Sang-ok correctly refers to the gun as a Thompson twice throughout the film.

M1928 Thompson with 50-round drum magazine - .45 ACP

A picture of Kim Won-bong (Cho Seung-woo) aiming a Thompson in a propaganda film.

Multiple Thompsons in a case of weapons.

Chu "Big Gun" Sang-ok (Cho Jin-woong) holding a Thompson during Hawaii Pistol's hit on the Japanese gang.

Sang-ok holds the Thompson in a group photo with Ok-yun and Deok-sam.

An Ok-yun holding the Thompson. The gun is replaced with a clear rubber prop in this shot.

Ok-yun reloads the gun.

Ok-yun firing the Thompson at an IJA car.

Sang-ok in cover holding the Thompson during the wedding.

Sang-ok pulls back the gun's charging handle.

A close-up of the gun's barrel as Sang-ok starts firing the gun.

Sang-ok firing the Thompson.

Sang-ok pulls the gun's trigger as he realizes that the magazine has been emptied.

M1928 Thompson with 20-round magazine - .45 ACP

One of Kim Wong-bon's escorts (on the right) holding a Thompson.

Ditto. A farther view of the shot with the magazine visible.

Star Z-45

One of Kim Koo's guards is seen with an anachronistic Star Z-45.

Star Z-45 with folding stock - 9x23mm Largo

The guard (on the left) holding the unknown submachine gun.

Sten (mocked up as Lanchester)

In multiple scenes throughout the film, Buddy's Lanchester briefly turns into a Sten, mocked up as the Lanchester using wooden furniture and a barrel shroud.

Sten Mk II - 9x19mm (for reference)

Buddy (Oh Dal-su) aiming the mocked-up "Lanchester" at the Japanese gang's car.

Buddy firing the submachine gun.

Buddy reloading the gun.

Hawaii Pistol (Ha Jung-woo) firing the "Lanchester" at an IJA car.

Bolt-Action Rifles

Arisaka Type 38

The Imperial Japanese Army is correctly depicted using the Arisaka Type 38 throughout the film. Other characters also use the rifle throughout the film.

Arisaka Type 38 rifle - 6.5x50mmSR Arisaka

An IJA officer aims his Arisaka in the film's 1911 prologue.

An officer aims his Arisaka into Deok-sam's prison cell.

A group of Korean partisans with Arisakas in Manchuria.

Multiple IJA officers aiming and firing their Arisakas.

An IJA officer with his rifle.

An Ok-yun (Gianna Jun) aims an Arisaka at Kang In-guk.

Ok-yun puts her finger on the rifle's trigger.

Sang-ok racks an Arisaka on the ground.

Multiple IJA officers enter the department store with their rifles ready.

More IJA officers aiming their Arisakas.

Sek-jin checks an Arisaka's chamber.

Yem Sek-jin (Lee Jung-jae) aiming an Arisaka at Hawaii Pistol.

Mosin Nagant M1891

An Ok-yun (Gianna Jun) uses a Mosin-Nagant M1891 for sniping throughout the film. There are multiple inaccuracies with the rifle's scope in the film; firstly, the PU scope cannot be attached to the M1891 model of the Mosin Nagant (the scope was developed and released long after the M1891 stopped being produced), and secondly, the scope's sight is a generic cross shape instead of the PU scope's unique "T" shape.

Mosin Nagant M1891 Infantry Rifle, 3rd configuration - 7.62x54mm R

An Ok-yun (Gianna Jun) handling the Mosin-Nagant.

Ok-yun racks the rifle after sniping an Imperial Japanese machine gunner.

A close-up of the rifle's barrel, showing the M1891's front sight.

Ok-yun checks the rifle's chamber.

Ok-yun loading the Mosin-Nagant.

Ok-yun aiming the rifle.

Ditto.

Unknown rifles

Multiple unknown rifles are seen in a picture of Chu "Big Gun" Sang-ok (Cho Jin-woong).

The picture of Sang-ok.

Machine Guns

Maxim M1910

An IJA machine gunner is seen manning a Maxim M1910 machine gun. This is inaccurate, due to the fact that none of the Maxim's models were ever used by the IJA.