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Development

| Aspect | Information | |--------|-------------| | | The script was written by director Jeong Gi‑woo, who previously helmed The Last Witness (2001). The concept arose from his fascination with first‑responders and the “hidden humanity” behind their public heroism. | | Casting | Han Hyo‑joo was selected for Ye‑on after a screen‑test that showcased both her physical agility (firefighter training) and emotional range. Kim Tae‑Hyun, known for his work in The Front Line (2011), was cast as Gi‑tae because of his ability to convey stoic intensity. | | Filming Locations | Principal photography took place in Seoul (Seoul Fire Station, Seoul National University Hospital). Additional on‑location shoots occurred in Busan for exterior fire‑scene shots. | | Technical Crew | • Cinematography: Lee Seung‑gi – used handheld rigs for rescue scenes to convey immediacy. • Music: Kim Jun‑seok – orchestral score blended with contemporary Korean pop to underscore romance. • Editing: Kim Sun‑young – paced the film to alternate tension (action) with slower, reflective sequences. | | Stunts & Safety | Real firefighters and EMTs consulted on set. Several stunt sequences used actual fire‑suppression equipment under controlled conditions, with fire‑safety teams present at all times. | | Release Strategy | Premiered in South Korea on 13 March 2012 (coinciding with the “National Firefighters Day”). Follow‑up releases in Japan, China, and Southeast Asia (including Vietnam) took place from May–July 2012. The Vietnamese theatrical title added “Xem Phim” (Watch Film) as a marketing hook for local distributors. |