영화 정보
Mist
Korean Cinema Retrospective
- Country / RegionKorea
- Production Year1967
- Running Time79min
- FormatDCP
- ColorB&W
Program Note
Based on Kim Seungok’s short story “Record of a Journey to Mujin”, the film is well noted as having been influenced by literary modernism. Married to the daughter of a pharmaceutical company president and living in comfort, a man visits his hometown, Mujin, which is famous for mists. In the home filled with a past he wants to forget, he is conflicted when a woman begs him to take her to Seoul. It is also director Kim Soo-yong’s most prominent work, portraying a man’s inner struggles through subjective flashbacks and narration. Shin Seong-il partnered with Yoon Jeong-hee in many other films.(NAM Dong-chul)
Director
KIM Soo-yong
Born in 1929 in Anseong, Kim Soo-yong majored in pedagogy at Seoul National University. Debuting withA Henpecked Husband in 1958, He directed over 100 films including The Seashore Village(1964), Sorrow Even up in Heaven(1965), Full Ship(1967), Night Journey(1977), and Jung-kwang’s Nonsense(1986). His Mist (1967) won him the 13th Grand Bell Film Award as Best Director.
Credit
- Director
KIM Soo-yong - CastSeong-il Shin
Jeong-hee Yoon
Chungchul KIM
Nakhoon LEE - CinematographySeokjun JANG
- EditorJaewon YU
- MusicYoonjoo JEONG
- World SalesKorean Film Archive
kofa@koreafilm.or.kr
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