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==Profile==
* '''Movie:''' Nameless Gangster: Rules of The Time (English title) / The War Against Crime (literal title)
* '''Revised romanization:''' Bumchoiwaui Junjaeng: Nabbeunnomdeul Jeonsungshidae
* '''Hangul:''' 범죄와의 전쟁 : 나쁜놈들 전성시대
* '''Director:''' [[Yoon Jong-Bin (1979)|Yoon Jong-Bin]]
* '''Writer:''' [[Yoon Jong-Bin (1979)|Yoon Jong-Bin]], [[Han Dong-Wook (director)|Han Dong-Wook]]
* '''Producer:''' Han Jae-Duk, Park Shin-Kyu, Kim Do-Soo, Yoo Jung-Hoon
* '''Cinematographer:''' Go Rak-Sun
* '''Assistant Director:''' [[Kim Jun-Sik (director)|Kim Jun-Sik]]
* '''Release Date:''' February 2, 2012
* '''Runtime:''' 133 min.
* '''Genre:''' Crime / Drama
* '''Distributor:''' [[Showbox]]
* '''Language:''' Korean
* '''Country:''' South Korea

==Plot Synopsis by AsianWiki Staff ©==
"Nameless Gangster" depicts the clashes in the Busan underworld when the government declares its war against crime. Former public officer, Choi Ik-Hyun ([[Choi Min-Sik]]) and crime boss Choi Hyung-Bae ([[Ha Jung-Woo]]) sit in the center of the maelstrom that sweeps the city.

In 1982, Choi Ik-Hyun works as a customs officer at the Busan Port. Choi Ik-Hyun and 3 other officers takes bribes, which leads to an internal investigation. The head customs officer has dinner with the 4 men under investigation and asks them point blank for one person to become the fall guy. Choi Ik-Hyun is chosen as the fall guy by virtue of having the least amount of dependents in his family.

A few nights later, Choi Ik-Hyun works the nightshift at the Busan Port. He spots two men breaking into a warehouse through the CCTV system. When Choi Ik-Hyun confronts the two men, a physical struggle ensues with the two men eventually fleeing the crime scene. After the two men escape, Choi Ik-Hyun and a colleague go into the warehouse to investigate. They discover massive amounts of heroin packed inside of containers. Choi Ik-Hyun then offers to his colleague that if they sell the heroin, Choi Ik-Hyun will retire from the department and become the fall guy for the bribe taking investigation. Meanwhile, his colleague knows crime boss Choi Hyung-Bae. The colleague tells Choi Ik-Hyun that Choi Hyung-Bae has connections with the Japanese yakuza and can become the facilitator to sell the heroin.

The three men then have a meeting at a remote house. Choi Ik-Hyun notices that crime boss Choi Hyung-Bae shares the same family name. The men discuss their respective cuts from the distribution of the heroin. After the deal is agreed upon by all sides, Choi Ik-Hyun informs crime boss Choi Hyung-Bae that they are distant relatives and he knows his father. Due, to the informal manner in which Choi Ik-Hyun addresses crime boss Choi Hyung-Bae, Choi Hyung-Bae's henchman beats Choi Ik-Hyun savagely. They are partners, but Choi Ik-Hyun isn't held with high regard yet.

The next day, crime boss Choi Hyung-Bae goes to see his father at his home and finds his father drinking with Choi Ik-Hyun. His father introduces Choi Ik-Hyun to his son and tells his son to bow down to his distant uncle. The two men then begin their partnership in earnest. Choi Ik-Hyun, with his uncanny ability to gain favors from those around him, and crime boss Choi Hyung-Bae, with his physical prowess as the head of a feared criminal organization, are set to take over the Busan underworld, but will it last?

==Notes==
# "Nameless Gangster" opened #1 at the Korean weekend box office (Feb.3-5, 2012) during its first weekend of release. Movie sold 918,566 tickets on 701 screens, accounting for 38.90% of all tickets sold that weekend.
# For its second weekend "Nameless Gangster" stayed at #1, selling 829,307 tickets on 712 screens & accounting for 40.90% of all tickets sold that weekend. Movie sold a total of 2,485,464 tickets in its 2 weeks of release
# "Nameless Gangster" became the first film to pass 4 million tickets sales at the South Korean box office in 2012.

==Cast==
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| [[Cho Jin-Woong]]
| [[Ma Dong-Seok]]
| [[Kwak Do-Won]]
| [[Kim Sung-Kyun]]
| [[Kim Hye-Eun]]
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| Kim Pan-Ho
| Kim Sung-Bang
| Jo Bum-Suk
| Park Chang-Woo
| night club manager
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'''Additional Cast Members:'''
* [[Kim Young-Sun (1971)|Kim Young-Sun]] - Ik-Hyun's wife
* [[Lee Min-Young (1967)|Lee Min-Young]] - Ik-Hyun's younger sister 1
* [[Lee Se-Rang]] - Ik-Hyun's younger sister 2
* [[Ko In-Beom]] - Choi Hyung-Bae's father
* [[Kim Eung-Soo (1961)|Kim Eung-Soo]] - Prosecutor Choi Joo-Dong
* [[Kwon Tae-Won]] - Heo
* [[Sung Nak-Kyung]] - Kang Sang-Moo
* [[Jung Jae-Hun]] - Choi Hyung-Bae's gang member #2
* [[Kim Chan-Lee (1973)|Kim Chan-Lee]] - Choi Hyung-Bae's gang member #4
* [[Kim Jin-Hyeok]] - Choi Hyung-Bae's gang member #5
* [[Lee Cheol-Min (1970)|Lee Cheol-Min]] - Choi Hyung-Bae's gang member #6
* [[Han Chul-Woo (1977)|Han Chul-Woo]] - Choi Hyung-Bae's gang member #7
* [[Son Byung-Wook (1975)|Son Byung-Wook]] - Choi Hyung-Bae's gang member #8
* [[Kang Hyun-Joong]] - Choi Hyung-Bae's gang member #10
* [[Yoo Sang-Jae (1976)|Yoo Sang-Jae]] - Choi Hyung-Bae's gang member #11
* [[Cha Jung-Hwan (1980)|Cha Jung-Hwan]] - Choi Hyung-Bae's gang member #12
* [[Jang Nam-Boo]] - Kim Pan-Ho's subordinate
* [[Kim Jae-Young (1980)|Kim Jae-Young]] - Kim Pan-Ho's gang member 5
* [[Park Ki-Duk (1980)|Park Ki-Duk]] - Kim Pan-Ho's gang member 6
* [[Kim Sung-Gi]] - Kim Pan-Ho's gang member 8
* [[Lee Moo-Nyoung (1978)|Lee Moo-Nyoung]] - Kim Pan-Ho's gang member 12
* [[Lee Seung-Joon (1978)|Lee Seung-Joon]] - Kim Pan-Ho's gang member
* [[Song Young-Chang]] - Attorney Han
* [[Park Byung-Eun]] - adult Ju-Han (Ik-Hyun's son)
* [[No Tae-Yeob (1998)|No Tae-Yeob]] - Ju-Han (14-year-old)
* [[Kim Min-Joo - 1979|Kim Min-Joo]] - Ju-Han's wife
* [[Kim Jong-Goo]] - Section chief Jo
* [[Kwon Nam-Hee]] - Ja-Young (39-years-old)
* [[An Min-Young (1970)|An Min-Young]] - Yoo-Mi (40-years-old)
* [[Kim Jong-Soo]] - Manager Jang
* [[Lee Kwang-Ho]] - rat
* [[Kim Seo-Kyung]] - waiter
* [[Kim Hong-Fa]] - Head of Department Uhm
* [[Kwon Hyuk-Soo (1954)|Kwon Hyuk-Soo]] - senior official of the Ministry of Justice
* [[Park In-Soo]] - sailor 2
* [[Lee Joo-Yeon (1982)|Lee Joo-Yeon]] - university student 2
* [[Yoo Jae-Myung]] - Detective Kim
* [[Jeong Gi-Seop]] - detective 1
* [[Park Sang-Gyu (1960)|Park Sang-Gyu]] - detective 2
* [[Ko Kyu-Pil]] - fake fire truck 1
* [[Lee Sang-Won (1983)|Lee Sang-Won]] - fake fire truck 2
* [[Kim Kwang-Hyun (1971)|Kim Kwang-Hyun]] - team member 1
* [[Jung Chan-Woo (1969)|Jung Chan-Woo]] - yakuza 2
* [[Lee Ji-Ha (1970)|Lee Ji-Ha]] - middle aged woman with pack
* [[Lee Yoon-Hee (1960)|Lee Yoon-Hee]] - smuggler
* [[Lee Yu-Jin (1988)|Lee Yu-Jin]]
* [[Sung Ian]]

==Trailers==
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==Film Festivals==
* [[2012 (15th) Shanghai International Film Festival]] - June 16-24, 2012 - Spectrum
* [[2012 (11th) New York Asian Film Festival]] - June 29-July 15, 2012 - Choi Min-Sik Mr. Vengenance
* [[2012 (16th) Fantasia Film Festival]] - July 19-August 9, 2012 *Quebec Premiere
* [[2012 (31st) Vancouver International Film Festival]] - September 27-October 12, 2012 - Dragons and Tigers
* [[2012 (61st) Melbourne International Film Festival]] - August 2-19, 2012 - Accent on Asia
* [[2012 (45th) Sitges Film Festival]] - October 4-14, 2012 - Official Fantàstic Competition
* [[2012 (17th) Busan International Film Festival]] - October 4-13, 2012 - Korean Cinema Today - Panorama
* [[2012 (56th) BFI London Film Festival]] - October 10-21, 2012 - Films in Thrill
* [[2012 (7th) Korean Film Festival In Paris]] - October 30-November 6, 2012 - Landscape
* [[2013 (56th) San Francisco International Film Festival]] - April 25-May 9, 2013 - World Cinema
* [[2013 (4th) Korean Film Festival in Australia]] - August 14-September 11, 2013 - Crime and Punishment

==Awards==
* [[2012 (48th) BaekSang Arts Awards]] - April 26, 2012
** '''Grand Prize'''
** '''Best New Actor''' ([[Kim Sung-Kyun]])
* [[Korean Association of Film Critics Awards#2012_.2832nd.29_KAFC_Awards|2012 Korean Association of Film Critics Awards]] - November 7, 2012
** '''Best Screenplay'''
* [[2012 (33rd) Blue Dragon Film Awards]] - November 30, 2012
** '''Best Actor''' ([[Choi Min-Sik]])
** '''Best Screenplay'''
** '''Best Music'''
* [[KOFRA Film Awards Ceremony#4th KOFRA Film Awards Ceremony|2012 (4th) KOFRA Film Awards Ceremony]] - January 30, 2013
** '''Best Actor''' ([[Choi Min-Sik]])

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