100 BULLETS Takes Gruesome Comic Book Vengeance Through A Real-World Lens

I have to thank certain directors in my purview who are a bit more abreast of other up and coming filmmakers than I have been able to keep up with. And for this, we now look toward a very special project that will undoubtedly raise eyebrows and flutter hearts from filmmakers Matt and Simon Halsall (If I Only Had A Heart).

Thus, take a gander at 100 Bullets, an inspiring webseries take on the popular Vertigo comic which, for this iteration, pits actor Min Jung Kim as a soldier in the heart of North Korea, mourning over the death of his wife and is given a unique opportunity to avenge her. Apart from the narrative brings a heavy-handed, attentive look past the façade of faux peace and harmony, casting a bright light onto the very darkness and horror of a dictatorship that has walls itself from the rest of the world with daily propaganda and turmoil.

Three years in the making following crowdfunding efforts earlier on and without a doubt, the result as you’re about to see is a phenomenal one. Brimming with tragedy, darkness, gloom and misery with only vengeance as a possible solution, 100 Bullets presents what looks to be one riveting story that is worth damn well telling, and with a more-than-noble cause as pitched by their non-profit, Dead Ghosts. I, for one, look forward to the rest of this webseries and whatever awaits the bright future of the Halsalls.

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