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Space Sweepers
A kinetic, dust-choked space western wrapped in warm humanism, where desperate outcasts drift through a cosmic junkyard only to discover that a tender seed of found family can bloom amidst cold, corporate steel.
Space Sweepers
Space Sweepers

승리호

"2092, the space sweep begins!"

05 February 2021 South Korea 136 min 7.0 (1,164)

Director: Jo Sung-hee

Cast: Song Joong-ki, Kim Tae-ri, Yoo Hai-jin, Jin Sun-kyu, Richard Armitage

Drama Fantasy Science Fiction Class Struggle and Capitalist Exploitation Found Family and the Redemption of Grief Environmental Catastrophe vs. Corporate Escapism Multilingualism, Collectivism, and Cross-Cultural Solidarity Transhumanism, Self-Determination, and Identity
Budget: $21,000,000
Box Office: $24,571

Space Sweepers — Characters & Cast

Character Analysis

Kim Tae-ho

Song Joong-ki

Archetype: Reluctant Hero / Grieving Father Key Trait: Tactical pilot genius, emotionally vulnerable, resilient.

Motivation

Secure funds to hire UTS body recovery tracking for his lost daughter.

Character Arc

Starts as an emotionally closed, money-obsessed scavenger unable to accept the loss of his adopted daughter Su-ni; rediscovers his humanity and sacrificial courage through Kot-nim.

Captain Jang (Jang Hyun-sook)

Kim Tae-ri

Archetype: Rebel Leader / Badass Anti-Heroine Key Trait: Unflinching charisma, sharp intellect, customized laser blaster.

Motivation

Bring down James Sullivan and dismantle the UTS corporate hegemony.

Character Arc

Former child prodigy, UTS officer, and pirate captain; masks her profound moral clarity behind alcohol, gambling, and a gruff demeanor.

Tiger Park (Park Kyung-soo)

Jin Sun-kyu

Archetype: Gentle Giant / Reformed Enforcer Key Trait: Superhuman physical strength, maternal warmth, trusty titanium axe.

Motivation

Protect the crew and ensure the survival of his newfound found-family.

Character Arc

Earth drug lord with a death sentence who escaped to space; looks terrifying with full-body tattoos but possesses the gentlest heart, instantly bonding with Kot-nim.

Bubs (Eopdongi / 업동이)

Yoo Hai-jin (voice & motion capture) / Kim Hyang-gi (cameo appearance)

Archetype: Quirky Machine / Seeker of Selfhood Key Trait: Deadly harpoon accuracy, fast-talking wit, warm femininity.

Motivation

Accumulate enough cash for a full synthetic human skin transplant.

Character Arc

Reprogrammed military-grade combat android; transitions from a sarcastic hustler saving money for skin grafts to a selfless warrior who embraces her gender identity.

James Sullivan

Richard Armitage

Archetype: Corporate Messiah / Eugenicist Tyrant Key Trait: Vein-pulsing sociopathy, god complex, absolute control.

Motivation

Annihilate Earth and populate Mars exclusively with a genetically screened master class.

Character Arc

152-year-old billionaire who cultivates an image of a benevolent prophet while secretly harboring genocidal disdain for un-enhanced, impure humanity.

Cast

Song Joong-ki as Tae-ho
Kim Tae-ri as Captain Jang
Yoo Hai-jin as Bubs (voice)
Jin Sun-kyu as Tiger Park
Richard Armitage as James Sullivan / The CEO of UTS
Kim Moo-yul as Kang Hyun-woo
Park Ye-rin as Dorothy / Kang Kot-nim
Oh Ji-yul as Kim Su-ni
Kim Hyang-gi as Bubs' New Body
Nas Brown as Karum
Kevin Dockry as Pierre
Carla Fernanda Avila Escobedo as Camilla
Anupam Tripathi as James Sullivan's Secretary
Andrew William Brand as UTS Prime Minister
Hou Mengjun as UTS Boardmember

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