“Collectors” is a 2020 Korean film, categorized as Heist, Adventure, Action, and Comedy with a touch of Revenge/Justice; streaming on Viki. SUMMARY: Is there really an Excalibur of Joseon? ♦ Remember Me? You Buried Me Alive! “Collectors” is about a little boy named Kang Dong-Goo, who was given “a second life”. He should have died but somebody looking for buried treasure found him instead. Although it was unintentional, saving that child’s life is far better than finding buried treasure. When the boy grew up, guess what he did for a living. He found cultural treasures and sold them for a pretty penny. An honest living? Uuuhh … not exactly. You could say it was getting the education, training, and skills he needed to perform the ultimate treasure hunt. He planned to find the Excalibur of Joseon, i.e. the legendary sword of King Seongjong. According to his research, because he promoted Confucianism, the king’s grave did not contain treasures. However, it was said that his son secretly buried his father’s sword in his grave and none of the officials or nobles knew. Only the Minister of Culture and Education knew because he was given the secret order. Kang Dong-Goo found the The post Collectors ~ A Legendary Sword of King Seongjong first appeared on popgeeks.com.

“Collectors” is a 2020 Korean film, categorized as Heist, Adventure, Action, and Comedy with a touch of Revenge/Justice; streaming on Viki. SUMMARY: Is there really an Excalibur of Joseon? ♦ Remember Me? You Buried Me Alive! “Collectors” is about a little boy named Kang Dong-Goo, who was given “a second life”. He should have died but somebody looking for buried treasure found him instead. Although it was unintentional, saving that child’s life is far better than finding buried treasure. When the boy grew up, guess what he did for a living. He found cultural treasures and sold them for a pretty penny. An honest living? Uuuhh … not exactly. You could say it was getting the education, training, and skills he needed to perform the ultimate treasure hunt. He planned to find the Excalibur of Joseon, i.e. the legendary sword of King Seongjong. According to his research, because he promoted Confucianism, the king’s grave did not contain treasures. However, it was said that his son secretly buried his father’s sword in his grave and none of the officials or nobles knew. Only the Minister of Culture and Education knew because he was given the secret order. Kang Dong-Goo found the The post Collectors ~ A Legendary Sword of King Seongjong first appeared on popgeeks.com.

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