Movie Cosmos - Ode to My Father

Description:

Duk-soo lost his father and younger sister while taking refuge during the Korean War. He leaves for Germany to work as a miner and enters the Vietnam War. He wishes to find his sister.

Top Cast >

Hwang Jung-min

As Yoon Deok-soo

Yunjin Kim

As Young-ja

Oh Dal-su

As Dal-goo

Jung Jin-young

As Yoon Jin-gyu

Jang Young-nam

As Deok-soo's Mother

Ra Mi-ran

As Deok-soo's Paternal Aunt

Uhm Ji-sung

As Young Deok-soo

Kim Seul-ki

As Yoon Kkeut-soon

Kim Min-jae

As Yun Do-ju

Tae In-ho

As Yun Gi-ju

Choe Stella Kim

As Yun Mak-sun

Go Yoon

As Hyeon Bong-hak

Park Seon-woong

As André Kim

U-KNOW

As Nam-jin

Park Yeong-su

As Chairman of the Youth Association

Heo Dong-won

As Youth Association Member

Matthew Douma

As US Army Soldier

Jeon So-mi

As Yun Mak-sun's Daughter (uncredited)

Jung Sung-ho

As Syngman Rhee (voice) (uncredited)

Jeong Jae Min

As Gangster Boss

Lee Hyun

As Seung-gyu

Hwang Sun-hwa

As Yoon Seon-ju

Jang Dae-woong

As Young Dal-gu

Shin Rin-a

As Young Yoon Mak-sun

Lee Ye-eun

As Yoon Su-yeon

Jeong Gi-seop

As Dispatched to Germany Miners Interviewer

Lee Jae-soon

As Young-ja's Grandmother

Anupam Tripathi

As Sri Lankan Man

Park Young-soo

As President of Youth Group

So Jun-seong

As Miner

Choi Jae-sup

As Korean Mine Worker

Jung Young-ki

As Korean Mine Worker

Yoo Jeong-ho

As Korean Mine Worker

Maeng Se-chang

As Korean Mine Worker

Hong Seok-yeon

As Deok-soo's Uncle

Nam Jin-bok

As Jung Ju-young

Hwang In-jun

As Kim Dong-geon

Jo Yeon-ho

As Young Yoon Seung-gyu

Kim Seol

As Young Yoon Kkeut-sun

Jin Sun-mi

As Gi-ju's Wife

Sung Nak-kyung

As Kkeut-sun's Groom

Kim Jin-hyeok

As Realty Dealer

Han Chul-woo

As Dispatched to Germany Miners Overseer

Son Young-soon

As Fish Shop Grandma

Yoo Jae-sang

As Young Yoon Gi-ju

Kim Sun-young

As Store Owner

Kim Soo-woong

As Separated Family Grandfather

Park Sang-hyeok

As Producer

Hyun Bong-sik

As Present Gukje Market Merchant

Park Hye-jin

As Old Woman

Park Jin-soo

As Korean Trading Company Employee

Kang Shin-chul

As Korean Trading Company Employee

Lee Min-young

As Welcoming Crowd

Lee Ho-cheol

As Evacuee

Park Jae-wan

As Son

Kim Geun-young

As Crying Family Member of Merchant

Nam Seung-woo

As Youngster with Crutches

Park Gil-su

As Young-ja's Father

Kim Geon-ho

As Yoon Sun-joo's Husband

Jung Chan-woo

As Separated Family Control Room PD

Top Crew >

JK Youn

Director, Adaptation, Executive Producer

Jeong Bong-yeon

Stunts

Kim Won-jin

Stunts

Lee Sang-ha

Stunts

Choi Dong-hun

Martial Arts Choreographer

Han Tae-jung

Visual Effects

Lee Hee-eun

Special Effects Makeup Artist

Kim Ho-sung

Lighting Director

Lee Sang-jik

Producer

Im Se-jin

Art Direction

Yi Eun-ju

Production Sound Mixer

Kim Tae-kang

Stunts

Kim Jung-soo

VFX Supervisor

Jang Seok-hun

Props

Suh Jeong-woo

Stunts

Park Soo-jin

Writer

Jeong Hui-sun

Line Producer

Lee Seung-chul

Sound Supervisor

Han Myung-hwan

Sound Supervisor

Choi Young-hwan

Director of Photography

Cho Yong-kyu

Camera Operator

Ryu Seong-hie

Production Design

Kil Young-min

Executive Producer

So Jeong-o

Camera Operator

Lee Nae-kyung

Art Direction

Son Eun-ju

Makeup & Hair

Lee Byung-woo

Original Music Composer

Kwon Yoo-jin

Costume Design

Kim Il-yeon

Camera Operator

Kevin Kang

Digital Intermediate

Jeong Ji-young

Sound Effects Designer

Lee Jin

Editor

Jang Jin-seung

Executive Producer

Jung Hwang-soo

VFX Supervisor

Pi Dae-seong

Special Effects Makeup Artist

Kwon Ju-hee

Art Direction

Park Beom-su

Post Production Supervisor

Kim Dae-jun

VFX Supervisor

Oh Serk-keun

VFX Artist

Kim Soo-gyeong

Art Direction

Son Seung-hyun

VFX Supervisor

Reviews:

badelf (9/10)

Things happen in life, sometimes only a comment made to us, that shape and color our whole life. In my own life, I remember seminal moments, people, that made a difference in the way I lived and the decisions I made. Ode to My Father is an epic story of how one man's life was colored by just such a significant event. Duk-soo, running with his family at the beginning of the Korean War, loses his sister. His father returns to find her, instructing little Duk-soo that he is responsible for caring for the family. This is merely a traditional Korean custom - no one expects a 6-year old to support a family. And yet, that responsibilty shaped his entire life. This film, although not a real story is based deeply in truth. It is the stories of thousands of Koreans.

2022-01-25