According to マルチュク youth
| According to マルチュク youth | |
|---|---|
| 말 죽거리잔혹사 | |
| Supervision | ユ ハ |
| Script | ユ ハ |
| Music | Kim ジェンソク |
| Photography | Che ヒョンギ |
| Distribution | Tokyo Theatres, GAGA communications |
| Exhibition |  January 16, 2004 July 16, 2005 |
| Running time | 116 minutes |
| Production country | Korea |
| Language | Korean |
| According to マルチュク youth | |
|---|---|
| Various notation | |
| The Hangul Alphabet： | 말 죽거리잔혹사 |
| Kanji： | |
| A Japanese reading: | まるちゅくせいしゅんどおり |
| A British title: | The Spirit of Jeet Kune Do |
(まるちゅくせいしゅんどおり, an original title: 말죽거리잔혹사) is a Korean movie of 2004 "according to マルチュク youth". As for the literal translation of the original title, a film script was made with "the マルチュク street cruel history" based on the experiences of the autobiography of the ユ ハ supervisor who was a poet.
Story
In 1978, quiet young man ヒョンス (クォン サンウ) having a crush on Bruce Lee moves to the high school in the Seoul city マルチュク street under the military regime. Violence and rule spread over the class where he moved into in the class where existence ウシク (イ Jin John) of the leader of the valets of the school and others problem children gathered. ヒョンス which makes friends with ウシク before long, and was used to school life in マルチュク meets a high school girl called ウンジュ (Kahn ayin) in an attending school bus.
Cast
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