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The Barefooted Young
Korean Cinema Retrospective
- Country / RegionKorea
- Production Year1964
- Running Time116min
- FormatDCP
- ColorB&W
Program Note
The biggest box-office hit of the era with some 250,000 viewers in Seoul, and the film that made Shin Seong-il famous. Gangster Dusu and diplomat’s daughter Joanna fall in love after a chance meeting. To make a new man out of Dusu, Joanna asks her mother to give him a job. But her mother is opposed to them dating and tries to send Joanna away to Thailand. Their love hopes to overcome class distinction, but inevitably fails, leaving behind a legend. Shin’s character Dusu is an unfortunate orphan who grows up without parents, and this image of rebellious youth is reenacted in countless young adult films. (NAM Dong-chul)
Director
KIM Kee-duk
The late Kim Kee-duk made his debut with Five Marines in 1961. He directed works of various genres from youth films like Private Tutor(1963), The Barefooted Young(1964), Horse-year Bride (1966), and Confessions of Youth(1968), to war films like The North and South(1965), Courage is Alive (1965), and Army Unit 124(1970), as well as family melodramas likeI Will Be a King for the Day (1966) and Mother(1966) and sci-fi monster films like The Great Monster Yongary(1967).
Credit
- Director
KIM Kee-duk - CastSeong-il Shin
Aingran UM
Yeachun LEE
Ilbong YOON - CinematographyInjib BYEON
- EditorYeongnam GO
- MusicBongjo LEE
- World SalesKorean Film Archive
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