| Springtime | |
|---|---|
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| Hangul | |
| Revised Romanization | Ggotpineun bomi omyeon |
| McCune–Reischauer | Kkot p‘inŭn pomi omyŏn |
| Directed by | Ryu Jang-ha |
| Written by | Ryu Jang-ha |
| Produced by | Choi Eun-hwa |
| Starring | Choi Min-sik Jang Shin-young Kim Ho-jung Youn Yuh-jung Kim Kang-woo |
| Music by | Jo Seong-woo |
| Distributed by | Big Blue Film |
Release date |
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Running time | 128 minutes |
| Country | South Korea |
| Language | Korean |
Springtime (Korean: 꽃피는 봄이 오면; RR: Ggotpineun bomi omyeon; lit. When Spring Comes) is a 2004 South Korean film starring Choi Min-sik as a struggling musician who takes a job as a music teacher in a rural mining town outside of Seoul.
Plot
To trumpeter Hyun-woo, life seems to remain forever locked in winter. In desperation, Hyunwoo signs up for a position teaching a children's wind ensemble at a small junior high school in a distant Dogye village. Worn-out instruments, tarnished trophies and frayed certificates testify to the poor conditions of this ragtag group. This leads Hyun-woo, together with his students, to take on a seemingly impossible challenge.
Awards and nominations
- Best Music - Jo Seong-woo
- Nomination – Best Actor - Choi Min-sik
- Nomination – Best New Actress - Jang Shin-young
- 2004 Korean Film Awards
- Nomination – Best Actor - Choi Min-sik
- Nomination – Best Supporting Actress – Youn Yuh-jung
- Nomination – Best Music - Jo Seong-woo
- Nomination – Best New Director – Ryu Jang-ha
- Nomination – Best New Actor - Kim Kang-woo
References
External links
- When Spring Comes at the Korean Movie Database
- When Spring Comes at Rotten Tomatoes
- When Spring Comes at AllMovie
- Springtime at AllMovie
- Springtime at IMDb
- Springtime at HanCinema
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