Movie

The Journey to OKJU

20162h 38m

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Good to know

Director: Kim Eung-soo
Release date: 2016-09-23
Runtime: 2h 38m
Language: Korean
Status: Released
Country: South Korea

About The Journey to OKJU

The Journey to OKJU is a 2016 movie in the Documentary genre, directed by Kim Eung-soo. It has a runtime of 2 hours 38 minutes. Below you can see where to watch The Journey to OKJU in Belgium — across streaming, rental and purchase options — along with the full cast, trailer and viewer reviews.

Synopsis

In One Fine Spring Day, a Korean melodrama, it wasn't the handsome main characters' love that remained most vividly in my memory, but the scene in which the main male character was recording Jeongsun Arirang, sung by an old couple in a mountainous village. At that time whilst seeing the movie, I asked myself why this sound, not the romance, makes me shudder. I was in my 30s. And, as coincidences become inevitability, I came to know the strange village.

Frequently asked questions

Where can I watch The Journey to OKJU in Belgium?+

The Journey to OKJU is not currently listed on any streaming, rental or purchase service in Belgium. Availability changes often, so check back or switch your region.

Is The Journey to OKJU on Netflix?+

The Journey to OKJU is not on Netflix in Belgium right now.

How long is The Journey to OKJU?+

The Journey to OKJU has a runtime of 2 hours 38 minutes (158 minutes).

When did The Journey to OKJU come out?+

The Journey to OKJU is a 2016 movie directed by Kim Eung-soo.

What genre is The Journey to OKJU?+

The Journey to OKJU is Documentary film.

Who directed The Journey to OKJU?+

The Journey to OKJU was directed by Kim Eung-soo.