PpilKu
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| Ppilku | |
|---|---|
 | |
| Korean name | |
| Hangul | 삘구 |
| Hanja | 삘九 |
| Revised Romanization | Bilgu |
| McCune–Reischauer | P'pilku |
| Directed by | You Jin-sun |
| Written by | Youn Bo-hyun Choi Seon-wu Yu Ha-sun |
| Produced by | Kwak Jeong-hwan |
| Starring | Lee Min-woo Kim Geum-yong |
| Cinematography | Kim Nam-jin |
| Edited by | Park Soon-duk |
| Music by | Kang In-goo |
Release date |
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Running time | 97 minutes |
| Country | South Korea |
| Language | Korean |
Ppilku is a 1997 South Korean teen drama film.
Plot[edit]
Pil-gu is a high school athlete and the leader of an underground club called Shock. Along with the Shocks, the judo club and a girls' club called Sexy Wave led by Hee-jeong cause plenty of trouble and mayhem in the school. The arrival of a pretty young teacher named Yoo Yuna gets the students in gear for another big scheme. Each club sets up a strategy to lure the new teacher. After beating numerous contenders, Pil-gu approaches Yuna.
Cast[edit]
- Lee Min-woo as Pil-gu
- Kim Geum-yong as Yoo Yuna
- Kim Ki-yeon as Hee-jeong
- Hong Il-kwon as Hong-ik
- Kim Seong-su as Do-sik
- Won Ki-joon as Ki-chul
- Lee Dae-ro as Principal
- Oh He-chan as Student-in-charge
- Cho Hak-ja as Guidance counselor
- Kim Gyeong-jin as Female teacher
- Ra Kap-sung as Seon-joo
- Hong Chung-gil as Sailor
- Kim Jeong-yeon as Dong-ja
- Lee Dong-yeop as young Pil-gu
- Kim Seong-cheol as Yong-gu
- Kil Do-tae-rang as Detective squad chief
- Hong Sung-young as Detective Hong
- Yoo Seong as Detective Yoo
- Park Jae-seok as Shock member
- Bae Yong-joon as Shock member
- Kim Yu-heung as Shock member
- Lee Sung as Shock member
- Lee Se-chang as Shock member
- Kim Mun-beom as Shock member
- Yu Su-mi as Sexy Wave member
- Oh Yeong-mi as Sexy Wave member
- Park Yu-mi as Sexy Wave member
- Im Hae-won as Sexy Wave member
- Park Hye-yeong as Sexy Wave member
Production[edit]
Ppilku began production in 1993 and completed filming in 1995. However, it only received a theatrical release in 1997. The movie's plot is similar to Salut D'Amour, a 1994 KBS drama series.[1]
References[edit]
External links[edit]
- Pilgu at the Korean Movie Database
- Bilgu at IMDb
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