Mudang: Reconciliation Between the Living and the Dead
영매: 산자와 죽은자의 화해
Synopsis
A revealing, impartial, yet sometimes shocking look into the history, traditions and practices of the dying art of Korean shamanism, chronicling the lives of living, practising "hereditary" and "possessed" shamans.
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Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Ki-bok Park
- Original Title
- 영매: 산자와 죽은자의 화해
- Spoken Languages
- Korean
- Runtime
- 1h 45m
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Ki-bok Park
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Ki-bok Park
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What is Mudang: Reconciliation Between the Living and the Dead about?
A revealing, impartial, yet sometimes shocking look into the history, traditions and practices of the dying art of Korean shamanism, chronicling the lives of living, practising "hereditary" and "possessed" shamans.
Who directed Mudang: Reconciliation Between the Living and the Dead?
Mudang: Reconciliation Between the Living and the Dead was directed by Ki-bok Park.
Who stars in Mudang: Reconciliation Between the Living and the Dead?
The principal cast of Mudang: Reconciliation Between the Living and the Dead includes Sul Kyung-gu.
When was Mudang: Reconciliation Between the Living and the Dead released and how long is it?
Mudang: Reconciliation Between the Living and the Dead was released in 2003 with a total runtime of 1h 45m.