Details

Subject(s)

• Gang members—Korea (South)—Drama [Browse]
• Zen priests—Korea (South)—Drama [Browse]
• Comedy films [Browse]
• Feature films [Browse]

Related name

• Pak, Ch'ŏl-gwan [Browse]
• 박철관 [Browse]
• Pak, Sin-yang [Browse]
• 박신양 [Browse]
• Pak, Sang-myŏn [Browse]
• 박상면 [Browse]
• Chŏng, Chin-yŏng, 1964 October 16- [Browse]
• 정진영, 1964 October 16- [Browse]
• Ssine Wŏldŭ (Firm) [Browse]
• 씨네월드(Firm) [Browse]

Library of Congress genre(s)

• Drama [Browse]
• Video recordings [Browse]

Summary note

Comedy pairing up modern day gangsters with Buddhist monks. A group of gangsters take refuge in a Buddhist temple to get away from danger. Though the master permits their stay, they are not welcomed by the monks. As a solution, both camps agree to go through a series of games to decide. The games not only bring to them a good decision, but also built between them enlightenment and friendship.

Creation/​Production credits

• Chejak, Yi Chun-ik ; kihoek, Cho Hyŏr-hyŏn ; kakpon, Pak Kyu-t'ae.
• 제작, 이준익 ; 기획, 조혈현 ; 각본, 박규태.

Target audience

For ages 12 and up.

System details

DVD; NTSC; region 3; aspect ratio 1.85:1; Dolby digital.

Participant(s)/​Performer(s)

• Pak Sin-yang, Pak Sang-myŏn, Chŏng Chin-Yŏng.
• 박신양, 박상면, 정진영.

Language note

In Korean with optional subtitles in English and Korean.

Other title(s)

Dalma ya nolja

Title known as in English

• Hi Dharma

OCLC

190848131

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