Synopsis

A Choi In-ho novel made into a film by director Bae Chang-ho in 1984. A road movie with timid university student Byung-tae, free-spirited bum Min-wu, and mute lady Chun-ja from the red-light district. This film stars then-singer Kim Soo-chul, who also took care of the film's music. “I am going, too” and “Byul-li” among other Kim Soo-chul’s songs gained much popularity, making this film a major youth movie from the 1980s.

Director

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  • Bae Chang-ho
  • Born in 1953 in Daegu. After graduating from Yonsei University with a degree in Business Administration, he realized his dream of filmmaking after meeting director Lee Jang-ho in 1977. He formally entered the film industry as the assistant director of in 1980 and began his career as a director with his debut film in 1982. He later went on to make successful films like and , and his style became more prominent starting with . is a film starring his wife Kim Yoo-mi, following his success with .