Sopyonje (1993)
Overview
A former pansori performer travels across South Korea in search of the student he studied with.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | ko |
| Popularity | 4.748 |
Directed By
Im Kwon-taek
Crew
Im Kwon-taek
Park Gok-ji
Kim Su-cheol
Lee Hae-yoon
Cha Jung-nam
Yi Cheong-jun
Kim Myung-gon
Kim Yu-jun
Hong Dong-eun
Lee Dong-chun
Kim Ho-gil
Kim Hong-joon
Lee Tae-won
양대호
Lee Yue-ho
Kang Dae-sung
Kim Dae-seung
Park Sun-duk
Jeong Il-seong
Lee Tae-won
TOP CAST
Oh Jung-hae
Song-hwa
Kim Myung-gon
Yu-bong
Kim Kyu-chul
Dong-ho
Shin Sae-kil
Geum San-daek
Ahn Byeong-kyeong
Nak-san Geo-sa
Park Gil-su
Han-ryang
Kim Ki-cheon
Drug Dealer
Choi Jong-won
Cheon-ga
Yoo Hyung-gwan
Changgeuk troupe member
Bang Eun-mi
Drug Dealer
Choi Dong-joon
Song Do-sang
Kang Sun-sook
Sewol
Joo Sang-ho
Drug Dealer
Lee In-ok
Do-sang’s wife
Yoo Myeong-sun
Alewife
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