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A Sunflower Family (1961)
Romance, Family, Drama . 02 h 01 m
3/5(1)

Overview
A middle-aged man is so crazy about his mistress that he doesn't care about what happens to his family. The feud between his children by his wife and by the mistress gets worse until the family almost breaks apart.

Release Date
13 April 1961

Languages
Korean,

Produced By
Dae Song Films,

Directed by : Park Seong-bok

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Summary

"A Sunflower Family - " is korean Language Movie.

"A Sunflower Family" was released on 13 April 1961 .

The movie was directed by Park Seong-bok

It has cast of: Choi Mu-ryong as Changsik (Eldest son), Jo Mi-ryeong as Miwon (Teacher), Kim Seung-ho as Jeong Jin-goo (Father), Um Aing-ran as Young-ae (Eldest daughter), Choi Bong as Jungsik (Second son), Nam Yang-il as Insik (Youngest son), Lee Su-ryeon as Mushu Choi (Young Ae's Lover), Lee Bin-hwa as Jin-goo's wife (Yoon Ae-mo), Ok Gyeong-hui as Maid, Lee Tak-kyun as Yun Dong-ha (Poet), Nam Mi-ri as Miwon's friend, Kim Jeong-ok as Miwon's mother, Chan-sik Choe as , Lee In-suk as Yoon Ae (Second daughter), Yoon Jin as , Lee Up-dong as , Kim Ju-o as Driver, An Cheon-o as , Kim Wang-guk as Chinese friend in lead roles.

Series Cast

Choi Mu-ryong
Changsik (Eldest son)
Popularity:12.404

Jo Mi-ryeong
Miwon (Teacher)
Popularity:5.393

Kim Seung-ho
Jeong Jin-goo (Father)
Popularity:6.401

Um Aing-ran
Young-ae (Eldest daughter)
Popularity:5.142

Choi Bong
Jungsik (Second son)
Popularity:4.867

Nam Yang-il
Insik (Youngest son)
Popularity:1.716

Lee Su-ryeon
Mushu Choi (Young Ae's Lover)
Popularity:0.049

Lee Bin-hwa
Jin-goo's wife (Yoon Ae-mo)
Popularity:6.303

Ok Gyeong-hui
Maid
Popularity:0.028

Lee Tak-kyun
Yun Dong-ha (Poet)
Popularity:1.037

Nam Mi-ri
Miwon's friend
Popularity:3.23

Kim Jeong-ok
Miwon's mother
Popularity:5.036

Chan-sik Choe

Popularity:0.043

Lee In-suk
Yoon Ae (Second daughter)
Popularity:0.001

Yoon Jin

Popularity:0.001

Lee Up-dong

Popularity:2.804

Kim Ju-o
Driver
Popularity:0.74

An Cheon-o

Popularity:0.001

Kim Wang-guk
Chinese friend
Popularity:0.41

It Crew included: Lee Bong-seon as Art Direction(Art), Park Seong-bok as Director(Directing), Park Seong-ho as Adaptation(Writing), Seong-min Kim as Adaptation(Writing), Lee Bong-seon as Producer(Production), Mun-geun Eom as Cinematography(Crew), Sin-geun Lee as Lighting Director(Lighting), Yu Jae-won as Editor(Editing), Kim Hee-jo as Music(Sound), Sohn In-ho as Recording Supervision(Sound), Lee Sang-man as Sound(Sound), in lead roles.

Series Crew

Lee Bong-seon
Art Direction
O:Art

Park Seong-bok
Director
O:Directing

Park Seong-ho
Adaptation
O:Writing

Seong-min Kim
Adaptation
O:Writing

Lee Bong-seon
Producer
O:Production

Mun-geun Eom
Cinematography
O:Crew

Sin-geun Lee
Lighting Director
O:Lighting

Yu Jae-won
Editor
O:Editing

Kim Hee-jo
Music
O:Sound

Sohn In-ho
Recording Supervision
O:Sound

Lee Sang-man
Sound
O:Sound
Snap Shot
Status: Released
Released on:
13 April 1961

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