List of South Korean films of 1969

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A list of films produced in South Korea in 1969:

TitleDirectorCastGenreNotes
1969
5 Condemned Criminals
Assassin
The Devil and the Beauty
Elegy of Ren Kim Ki-young
Hill of Sadness
I Would Like To Be a Human Yu Hyun-mok
Lady Hong Kim Ki-young
The Old Jar Craftsman Choi Ha-won Hwang Hae Literary dramaBest Film at Blue Dragon Film Awards
School Excursion Yu Hyun-mok
The Thousand-Year Fox Shin Sang-ok
Women of the Yi Dynasty Shin Sang-ok
You've Made a Mistake
Jalmot Bosyeot-dagu
Nam Jeong-im [1]
Sun of Young Man
Jeolmeuni-ui Tae-yang
Nam Jeong-im [1]
The 7th Man
Je7ui Sanai
Nam Jeong-im [1]
Private Kim
Yug-gun Gimilbyeong
Nam Jeong-im [1]
Immortal Rivers And Mountains
Mangogangsan
Nam Jeong-im [1]
Invisible Man
Tumyeong Ingan
Nam Jeong-im [1]
Barber of Jangmaru Village
Jangmaruchon-ui Ibalsa
Nam Jeong-im [1]
Kkotnae
Kkotnae
Nam Jeong-im [1]
Rejected First Love
Amuri Mi-wodo
Nam Jeong-im [1]
Wild Girl
Yaseongnyeo
Nam Jeong-im [1]
Women of Yi-Dynasty
Ijo Yeoin Janhogsa
Nam Jeong-im [1]
The Night of Full Moon
Siboya
Nam Jeong-im [1]
Vice-President
Bu-gakha
Nam Jeong-im [1]
Forget-me-not
Mulmangcho
Nam Jeong-im [1]
Visit of Spy
Jigeumeun Jugeul Ttaega Anida
Nam Jeong-im [1]
Shanghai Blues
Shanghai Bureuseu
Nam Jeong-im [1]
March of a Wife
Buin Haengcha
Nam Jeong-im [1]
Success
Eog-ulhamyeon Chulsehara
Nam Jeong-im [1]
Starting Point
Sibaljeom
Nam Jeong-im [1]
Young Women
Jeolmeun Yeoindeul
Nam Jeong-im [1]
Newly Married
Makdongi Sinhon 10 gaewol
Nam Jeong-im [1]
Jin and Min
Jug-eodo Joa
Nam Jeong-im [1]
Jumper Q
Jamba Kyu
Nam Jeong-im [1]
The Last Letter
Majimak Pyeonji
Nam Jeong-im [1]
A Returned Singer
Doraon Seonchang
Nam Jeong-im [1]
The Last Left-hander
Majimak Oensonjabi
Nam Jeong-im [1]
Spring, Spring
Bom Bom
Nam Jeong-im [1]
Wind
Baram
Nam Jeong-im [1]
The Second Wife
Huchwidaeg
Nam Jeong-im [1]
Sword
Pilsal-ui Geom
Nam Jeong-im [1]
A Plateau
Gowon
Nam Jeong-im [1]
Under the Roof
Eoneu Jibung Miteseo
Nam Jeong-im [1]
Three Sisters of House Maid
Singmo Samhyeongje
Nam Jeong-im [1]
The Man of the Man
Sanai Jung Sanai
Nam Jeong-im [1]
Beauty in Black Rose Castle
Heugjangmi Seong-ui Minyeo
Nam Jeong-im [1]
Chunwon Lee Gwang-Su
Chunwon Lee Gwangsu
Nam Jeong-im [1]
Chaser
Chugyeogja
Nam Jeong-im [1]
Original Intention
Chosim
Nam Jeong-im [1]
The Sisters
Idaero Gandahaedo
Nam Jeong-im [1]
O-Gong-Nyeo Legend
O Gongnyeo-ui Han
Nam Jeong-im [1]
Women Placed Above Men
Yeoseong Sang-wi Sidae
Nam Jeong-im [1]
Saint and Witch
Seongnyeo-wa Manyeo
Nam Jeong-im [1]
New Bride
Sae Saeksi
Nam Jeong-im [1]
Duel of Midnight
Simya-ui Daegyeol
Nam Jeong-im [1]
Intruder in Midnight
Simya-ui Nanibja
Nam Jeong-im [1]
Tomorrow
Naeil-eun Jugeuljirado
Nam Jeong-im [1]
Black Cordon
Geomeun Bisangseon
Nam Jeong-im [1]
For Once in Lifetime
Nae Saeng-ae Dan Hanbeon
Nam Jeong-im [1]
Can't Forget
Mot-ijeo
Nam Jeong-im [1]
Catching Tigers
Sane Gaya Beomeul Japji
Nam Jeong-im [1]
Bring Back the Night Once More
Geu Bamiyeo Dasi Hanbeon
Nam Jeong-im [1]
Ruler of the Underworld
Amheug-ga-ui Jibaeja
Nam Jeong-im [1]
A Young, Naughty Master
Gaegujang-i Doryeonnim
Nam Jeong-im [1]

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