02 October 1968 Drama, Romance 110 mins
The film, which was shot to promote the Korean air force team, depicts the story of air force students who are assigned to their base after hard training.
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Lee Man-hee Director
Shin Bong-seung Writer
Lee Seok-gi Director of Photography
Kim Hui-su Editor
No In-taek Production Design
Yun Chang-hwa Lighting Director
Jeon Jong-Kun Music
Lee Kyeong-sun Production Sound Mixer
Ho Hyeon-chan Producer
Korea 02 October 1968
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