List of South Korean films of 2004

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A list of films produced in South Korea in 2004:

Box office

The highest-grossing South Korean films released in 2004, by domestic box office admissions, are as follows: [1]

Contents

Highest-grossing films released in 2004
RankTitleDistributorAdmissions
1 Taegukgi Showbox 11,746,135
2 My Little Bride Korea Pictures3,149,500
3 Once Upon a Time in High School CJ Entertainment 3,115,767
4 Ghost House Cinema Service 2,890,000
5 A Moment to Remember CJ Entertainment2,565,078
6 My Brother 2,479,585
7 Fighter in the Wind Big Blue Film2,346,446
8 Windstruck CJ Entertainment2,199,359
9 Temptation of Wolves Showbox2,189,453
10 The Big Swindle 2,129,358

A–F

English/Korean titleDirectorCastGenreNotes
2004
100 Days with Mr. Arrogant Shin Jai-ho Ha Ji-won
Kim Jaewon
3-Iron Kim Ki-duk Lee Seung-yeon
Jae Hee
Romantic drama
Arahan Ryoo Seung-wan Ryoo Seung-bum
Yoon So-yi
Au Revoir, UFO Kim Jin-min Lee Eun-ju
Lee Beom-soo
A Moment to Remember John H. Lee Son Ye-jin
Jung Woo-sung
The Big Swindle Choi Dong-hoon Park Shin-yang
Yum Jung-ah
Bunshinsaba Ahn Byeong-ki Kim Gyu-ri
Lee Se-eun
Clementine Kim De-yeong Lee Dong-jun
Steven Seagal
Dance with the Wind Park Jung-woo Lee Sung-jae
Park Sol-mi
Desire Kim Eung-soo Hong Soo Ah
Lee Dong-gyu
Dead Friend Kim Tae-gyeong Kim Ha-neul
Nam Sang-mi
DMZ Lee Kyu-hyung
Doll Master Jeong Yong-gi Kim Yoo-mi
Lim Eun-kyung
Doma Ahn Jung-geun Seo Se-won Yu Oh-seong
Yoon Joo-sang
Action
Drama
Don't Tell Papa Lee Sang-hoon Jung Woong-in
Yoo Seung-ho
Chae Min-seo
Comedy
Drama
Everybody Has Secrets Jang Hyeon-su Lee Byung-hun
Choi Ji-woo
Face Yoo Sang-gon Song Yun-ah
Shin Hyun-joon
A Family Lee Jeong-cheol Soo Ae
Joo Hyun
Father and Son: The Story of Mencius Kim Ji-yeong Cho Jae-hyun
Son Chang-min
Feathers in the Wind/Git Song Il-gon Jang Hyun-sung
Lee So-yeon
Fighter in the Wind Yang Yun-ho Yang Dong-geun
Masaya Kato
Aya Hirayama
Flying Boys Byun Young-joo Yoon Kye-sang
Kim Min-jung
Teen film
Drama
Foolish Game Im Jin-pyeong Kim Tae-yeon
Lee Dong-kyu

G–Z

English/Korean titleDirectorCastGenreNotes
Ghost House Kim Sang-jin Cha Seung-won
Jang Seo-hee
Hammerboy An Tae-geun Kim Seo-yeong
Bae Jeong-min
Animated
He Was Cool Lee Hwan-gyeong Song Seung-heon
Jung Da-bin
Hi! Dharma 2: Showdown in Seoul Yook Sang-hyo Jung Jin-young
Shin Hyun-joon
Lee Won-jong
Sequel to Hi! Dharma!
Hypnotized Kim In-sik Kim Hye-soo
Kim Tae-woo
Ice Rain Kim Eun-sook Lee Sung-jae
Song Seung-heon
Kim Ha-neul
Liar Kim Kyeong-hyeong Joo Jin-mo
Gong Hyung-jin
Love, So Divine Heo In-moo Ha Ji-won
Kwon Sang-woo
Romantic comedy
Lovely Rivals Jang Gyu-seong Yum Jung-ah
Lee Se-young
Low Life Im Kwon-taek Cho Seung-woo
Kim Min-sun
The Magic Police Lee Han-yeol Park Jun-hyung
Jeong Jong-chul
Kim Shi-deok
Yang Jae-hee
Marrying High School Girl Oh Deok-hwan Lim Eun-kyung
Eun Ji-won
Shim Yi-young
Mokpo, Gangster's Paradise Kim Jee-hoon Cha In-pyo
Cho Jae-hyun
A Moment to Remember John H. Lee Jung Woo-sung
Son Ye-jin
Romance Based on Japanese TV show Pure Soul
Mr. Gam's Victory Kim Jong-hyun Lee Beom-soo
Ryu Seung-soo
Gong Yoo
Sports
Mr. Handy Kang Seok-beom Uhm Jung-hwa
Kim Joo-hyuk
My Brother Ahn Gwon-tae Won Bin
Shin Ha-kyun
My Generation Noh Dong-seok
My Little Bride Kim Ho-jun Moon Geun-young
Kim Rae-won
Romantic comedy
My Mother, the Mermaid Park Heung-sik Jeon Do-yeon
Park Hae-il
The President's Barber Im Chan-sang Song Kang-ho
Moon So-ri
Once Upon a Time in High School: The Spirit of Jeet Kune Do Yoo Ha Kwon Sang-woo
Han Ga-in
Lee Jung-jin
Bildungsroman,
High-teen drama,
Guy-cry film
R-Point Kong Su-chang Kam Woo-sung
Son Byong-ho
Mystery horror
Repatriation (film) Kim Dong-won Documentary
Rikidozan Song Hae-sung Sol Kyung-gu
Miki Nakatani
Biographical,
Sports drama
S Diary Kwon Jong-kwan Kim Sun-a
Kim Su-ro
Gong Yoo
Romantic comedy
Samaritan Girl Kim Ki-duk Kwak Ji-min
Seo Min-jeong
The Scarlet Letter Byun Hyuk Han Suk-kyu
Lee Eun-ju
Actress Lee Eun-ju's last film before committing suicide
Shinsukki Blues Kim Do-hyuk Lee Sung-jae
Lee Jong-hyuk
Kim Hyun-joo
Shit Up!/None of Your Cheek Oh Ji-myeong Choi Bool-am
Noh Joo-hyun
Sisily 2km/To Catch a Virgin Ghost Shin Jung-won Im Chang-jung Horror comedy
A Smile Pak Kyung-hee Chu Sang-mi
So Cute Kim Su-hyeon Kim Suk-hoon
Ye Ji-won
Entered into the 26th Moscow International Film Festival
Some Chang Yoon-hyun Go Soo
Song Ji-hyo
Someone Special Jang Jin Lee Na-young
Jung Jae-young
Spider Forest Song Il-gon Kam Woo-sung
Seo Jung
Psychological thriller
Springtime Ryu Jang-ha Choi Min-sik
Spy Girl Park Han-jun Kim Jung-hwa
Gong Yoo
Spy film
Romantic comedy
Sweet Sixties Lee Su-in Joo Hyun
Taegukgi Kang Je-gyu Jang Dong-gun
Won Bin
War
Three... Extremes Park Chan-wook Lee Byung-hun
Im Won-hee
Kang Hye-jung
Horror A multi-lingual trilogy, second story, Cut in Korean
Follow-up to Three
Too Beautiful to Lie Bae Hyung-joon Kim Ha-neul
Kang Dong-won
Romantic comedy Nominated for the Baeksang Arts Awards, Blue Dragon Film Awards, and Korean Film Awards
Two Guys (Korean film) Park Heon-soo Cha Tae-hyun
Park Joong-hoon
Comedy
A Wacky Switch Jeong Yeon-won Jung Joon-ho
Son Chang-min
Jeon Mi-seon
When I Turned Nine Yun In-hoKim Suk
Lee Se-young
Who's Got the Tape? Jo Jin-kyu
Windstruck Kwak Jae-yong Jun Ji-hyun
Jang Hyuk
The Wolf Returns Ku Ja-hong Yang Dong-geun
Hwang Jung-min
Woman Is the Future of Man Hong Sang-soo Yoo Ji-tae
Kim Tae-woo
Sung Hyun-ah
Entered into the 2004 Cannes Film Festival

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References

  1. "Yearly Box Office (2004)". Korean Film Council . Retrieved October 1, 2022.