Lee Man-hee
Known for: Director
Born: 6 October 1931, Hawangsimni-dong, Seoul, South Korea
Died: 13 April 1975
One of the most important Korean filmmakers in the 1960s and 70s, LEE Man-hee established his reputation as a master of genre cinema, at a time the industry had yet to embrace horrors and thrillers, which have since become staples of the local film scene.
Directed / Created
The Road to Sampo
A Triangular Trap
A Girl Looks Like the Sun
Wildflowers on the Battleground
Cheongnyeo
4 O'Clock, 1950
Break Up The Chain
The Midnight Sun
Life
Confess of Woman
Assassin
A Day Off
Living in the Sky
Legend of Ssarigol
Homebound
The Starting Point
Swindler Mr. Heo
Full Autumn
A Water Mill
A Hero without a Serial Number
Market
Heugmaek
7 Women P.O.W's
Black Hair
The Devil's Stairway
Soldiers of YMS504
Marine Battleground