Film director and critic (government-designated pro-Japanese anti-national collaborator)
| Life | 1901 ~ 1950 |
| Era | 근현대 |
| Clan | 순흥 안씨 |
An Seok-ju (安碩柱, 1901–1950) was a film director, artist, and critic.
Pro-Japanese activities In the late colonial period he directed films promoting the volunteer-soldier and conscription systems and advocated Korea–Japan integration; he directed the film "Prisoners Who Came to Korea," sponsored by the Japanese Army Command in Korea, and served as standing director of the Korean Filmmakers' Association, among other acts, for which he was designated a pro-Japanese anti-national collaborator by the government (the Presidential Committee for the Inspection of Collaborations for Japanese Imperialism).