Modern Hit Songs from Film Soundtracks
Great films not only give us great stories, but also great soundtracks. Here are some of our favorite picks for soundtracks songs.
A Sunflower Family
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.
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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.
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Genre:Romance, Family, Drama
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Runtime:121 minutes
Studio:Dae Song Films
Cast
Park Seong-bok
Director
Choi Mu-ryong
Changsik (Eldest son)
Jo Mi-ryeong
Miwon (Teacher)
Kim Seung-ho
Jeong Jin-goo (Father)
Um Aing-ran
Young-ae (Eldest daughter)
Choi Bong
Jungsik (Second son)
Nam Yang-il
Insik (Youngest son)
Lee Su-ryeon
Mushu Choi (Young Ae's Lover)
Lee Bin-hwa
Jin-goo's wife (Yoon Ae-mo)
Ok Gyeong-hui
Maid
Lee Tak-kyun
Yun Dong-ha (Poet)
Nam Mi-ri
Miwon's friend
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