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Dalmaya nolja (2001)Director:Cheol-kwan ParkWriter:Gyu-tae Park |
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Shin-yang Park | ... |
Jae-gyu
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Jin-yeong Jeong | ... |
Monk Jeong-myeong
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Sang-Myeon Park | ... |
Bul-kom
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Seong-jin Kang | ... |
Nal-chi
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Su-ro Kim | ... |
Wang Ku-ra
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Kyoung-In Hong | ... |
Rookie
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In-mun Kim | ... |
Master
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Yeong-jun Kim |
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Dae-yeon Lee | ... |
Chang-guen
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Mu-hyeon Lee | ... |
Dae-ho
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Mun-shik Lee | ... |
Monk Dae-bong
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Won-jong Lee | ... |
Monk Hyeon-gak
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Hyeon-kyeong Lim | ... |
Yeun-hwa
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Seung-su Ryu | ... |
Monk Myung-chun
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Country:
South KoreaLanguage:
KoreanRelease Date:
9 November 2001 (South Korea) See more »Also Known As:
Let's Play, Dharma See more »Company Credits
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This is one of the better movies to come from the Korea gangster-comedy genre that currently proliferates Korean cinema and international sections of video stores everywhere.
I find English speaking people have less patience with subtitles than foreign audiences do with our movies, especially for comedies, and while a lot of the original humor is cultural and lost in the translation, there are enough visual jokes to keep most happy here.
The acting is top-notch, and for a cultural insight into Buddhism, it's worth checking out.
Recommended 8/10