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Heavenly Homecoming to Stars

Korean Cinema Retrospective

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  • Country / RegionKorea
  • Production Year1974
  • Running Time110min
  • FormatDCP
  • ColorColor
Program Note
Lee Jang-ho’s debut film, Heavenly Homecoming to Stars (1974) is based on serialized novel of Choi In-ho’s that was first published in newspaper installments. The film opened to 460,000 people, crushing domestic box office records. After Kyeong-A (Ahn In-suk), the main character of the film, was dumped by her first love, she becomes the second wife of a man who suffers delusional jealousy. She divorces the man and later becomes a prostitute. Her life story touches all audiences. The film reflects the new wave of the 70’s youth culture with Lee Jang-hee’s songs. The film is also the start of ‘Hostess Melodrama’ films such as Yeong-Ja′s Heydays and Winter Woman. (Nam Dong-chul)
Director
Director
LEE Jang-ho
While working for Shin Sang-ok’s Shin Films production company, Lee Jangho made his debut with Heavenly Homecoming to Stars in 1974, before he directedGood Windy Day (1980), Children of Darkness Part 1, Young-ae the Songstress (1981), Declaration of Idiot (1983), Between The Knees (1984), Eoh Wu-dong (1985), and A Wanderer Never Stops on the Road (1987). He was the iconic director of the 70s and 80s.
Credit
  • Director
    LEE Jang-ho
  • CastIn-suk AN
    Seong-il Shin
    Il-bong YOON
    Il-seob BAEK
  • CinematographySeok-jun JANG
  • Production DesignBong-seon LEE
  • EditorDong-chun HYEON
  • MusicKeun-shik KANG
    Jang-hui LEE
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한국거래소
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아이앱 스튜디오
두산트리븐센텀
팔라티움
Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism
Busan Metropolitan City
Korean Film Council
BUSAN CINEMA CENTER