72 Hours

Summary

72 Hours is a film^[1]. It is known by 6 alternative names across languages and contexts.^[2]

Key Facts

• 72 Hours's instance of is recorded as film^[3].
• Kim Jong-un wrote the screenplay for 72 Hours^[4].
• 72 Hours's genre is war film^[5].
• 72 Hours's genre is propaganda film^[6].
• The original language of 72 Hours was Korean^[7].
• 72 Hours's country of origin is recorded as North Korea^[8].
• 72 Hours was published on February 2024^[9].
• 72 Hours's characters is recorded as Kim Il-sung^[10].
• 72 Hours's characters is recorded as Kang Kon^[11].
• 72 Hours's characters is recorded as Kim Ung^[12].
• 72 Hours's characters is recorded as Kim Chaek^[13].
• 72 Hours's characters is recorded as Choe Yong-gon^[14].
• 72 Hours's characters is recorded as Pang Ho-san^[15].
• 72 Hours's characters is recorded as Kim Il^[16].
• 72 Hours's characters is recorded as Choe Hyon^[17].
• 72 Hours's characters is recorded as Chae Byeong-deok^[18].
• 72 Hours's characters is recorded as Ryu Kyung-soo^[19].
• 72 Hours's characters is recorded as Lee Yong Ho^[20].
• 72 Hours's characters is recorded as Kim Chang-ryong^[21].
• 72 Hours's characters is recorded as Shin Song-mo^[22].
• 72 Hours's characters is recorded as Park Hon-young^[23].
• 72 Hours's characters is recorded as Kim Jong-oh^[24].
• 72 Hours's characters is recorded as Yu Jae-hung^[25].
• 72 Hours's characters is recorded as Paik Sun-yup^[26].
• 72 Hours's characters is recorded as Douglas MacArthur^[27].

Body

Authorship and Creation

Kim Jong-un wrote the screenplay for 72 Hours^[4].

Publication

72 Hours was published on February 2024^[9]. The original language of it was Korean^[7]. Genres include war film^[5] and propaganda film^[6].

Subject and Themes

72 Hours's main subject is First Battle of Seoul^[28].

Why It Matters

72 Hours is known by 6 alternative names across languages and contexts.^[2]