School Excursion

School Excursion

School Excursion

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School Excursion

1969

1h 55m

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Drama

Overview

A school teacher on a remote island has to convince skeptical parents to allow him to take his class of young children to Seoul to experience modern, urban civilization for the first time.

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12 members

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구봉서

Teacher Kim

구봉서

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문희

Teacher Kim's wife

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황해

Teacher Yoon

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장동휘

Superintendent

장동휘

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정민

Headmaster

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이수련

Comic book shop

이수련

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최봉

Unknown Role

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양훈

Unknown Role

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김동원

Unknown Role

김동원

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박복남

Unknown Role

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장혁

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박기택

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