Cho, Seung-woo, Im, Kwon-taek, Kim, Sung-nyu, Kim, Hak-young, Lee, Hyo-jeong, Lee, Jung-hun	...	(Director)
Sang-hyun Cho, Hye-yun Kang	...	(Writer)
Hyo-jeong Lee	...	Chunhyang Sung
Seung-woo Cho	...	Mongryong Lee
Sung-nyu Kim	...	Wolmae
Hak-young Kim	...	Pangja
Jung-hun Lee	...	Gov. Byun Hakdo
Ji-youn Choi	...	Gov. Lee
Hae-eun Lee	...	Hyangdan
Kyung-yeun Hong	...	Kisaeng Leader
Sang-hyun Cho	...	Pansori Singer
Myung-hwan Kim	...	Pansori Drummer
Hae-ryong Lee	...	Lord of Soonchun
Jun-hwam Gok	...	Lord of Okgwa
Keun-mo Yoon	...	Lord of Goksung
Taell Bae	...
Bong Chotae	...
Jo Seung-woo	...	Mongryong Lee
Cho Seung-woo	...	Jo Kang
Lee Hyo-jeong	...	Chunhyang Sung
Chong-gil Kim	...	Composer
Tae-won Gan	...
Duk-Seoung Ha	...
Sun-duk Park	...	Editor
Oh Jin	...	Representative of parliamentary Jun
Suk-koo Lee	...
Kyoung-jin Moon	...
Jae-hyung Park	...
Young-tak Song	...
Chongll Yoon	...	Old Farmer
Il-sung Jung	...	Cinematographer

Comments:
Copy for Due Hackney, CLAS 3381

Summary: Mongryong marries the beautiful Chunhyang without telling his father, the Governor of Namwon. When his father is transferred to Seoul, Mongryong has to leave Chunhyang and finish his exams. Chunhyang, being the daughter of a courtesan, is also legally a courtesan. She is beaten and imprisoned when she refuses to obey the new Governor Byun, as she wishes to be faithful to her husband. After three years, Mongryong passes his exam and becomes an emissary to the King. He returns to Namwon, disguised as a beggar, just before Chunhyang is to be flogged to death at the governor's birthday celebration.