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1994 South Korean film
| The Fox with Nine Tails
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 Theatrical poster
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| Hangul
| 九尾狐
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| Hanja
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| Revised Romanization
| Gumiho
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| McCune?Reischauer
| Kumiho
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| Directed by
| Park Heon-su
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| Written by
| Park Heon-su
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| Produced by
| Shin Chul
Yu Hyeok-ju
Ha Gwang-hwi
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| Starring
| Ko So-young
Jung Woo-sung
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| Cinematography
| Ku Jung-mo
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| Edited by
| Park Soon-duk
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| Music by
| Lee Dong-jun
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| Distributed by
| ShinCine Communications
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Release date
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- 23 July 1994
(
1994-07-23
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Running time
| 107 minutes
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| Country
| South Korea
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| Language
| Korean
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The Fox with Nine Tails
(
Korean
:
九尾狐
;
RR
:
Gumiho
) is a
1994 South Korean film
. It was the first feature film by the director Park Heon-su.
[1]
It was also the film debut of the leading actors
Ko So-young
and
Jung Woo-sung
, who later starred together in
Beat
(1997) and
Love
(1999).
[2]
Plot
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Harah is a
kumiho
in the guise of a beautiful young woman, who desperately desires to become human. She falls in love with a charming taxi driver, Hyuk, and tries to use him to achieve her goal. But an agent from hell has been sent to track down and destroy her.
Cast
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Production
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The Fox with Nine Tails
was the first Korean film to use
computer-generated imagery
and it foreshadowed other changes in the
Korean film industry
by pioneering the fantasy genre and using
chaebol
funds from the Byuksan Group to cover the budget.
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The opening scenes of the film depicting hell used approximately 200
extras
, with the set costing in the region \100,000,000 (
US$125,000
).
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Release
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The Fox with Nine Tails
was released on 24 July 1994.
[1]
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