Mountain Trailer (1967)

20 December 1967 91 mins

A man dedicated to exploring a mining region in the foothills of Mountain Taebaek goes to Seoul to secure investment. On train for Seoul he meets an owner of a cafe. The lady lends her life savings to the man charmed by the strong-willed man. He returns to the mountains, at last finds the mining vein and succeeds in developing one of Korea's biggest mines.

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Cast

Choi Eun-hee

Shin Young-kyun

Kim Hee-kap

Crew

Shin Sang-ok Director

International Releases Dates

Korea 20 December 1967

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