02 November 1967 Drama 98 mins
This film features the life story of Korea's renowned singer Lee Mi-ja. She wins a prize in her rural town's singing contest at the age of 10. She continues to sing, becomes a successful celebrity and finally reunites with her mother who she parted from when she was very young.
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Nam Jeong-im as Mi-ja
Park Nou-sik as Jang Hyun-su
Ju Jeung-nyeo as Mother
Lee Nak-hoon as Teacher Kim
Kim Dong-won as Father
Han Yoo-jeong as Teacher
Song Mi-nam as Grandmother
Yang Hoon as Record manager
Park Ok-cho as Madam
Choi Sam as Manager
Kim Jeong-ok as Stepmother
Gwon O-sang as Driver
Song Hae as MC
Park Si-myeong as MC
Kim Ung as Record executive
Han Hyeong-mo Director
Kim Hui-su Editor
Yeong-su Kim Original Story
Kim Tai-Soo Producer
Seong-hwi Lee Director of Photography
Jeong Kyeong-hee Lighting Director
Lee Bong-seon Production Design
Park Chun-suk Music
Park Chan-seong Screenplay
The Queen of Elegy Trailer
Korea 02 November 1967
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