The Wedding Day

Year: 1956

Runtime: 79 mins

Language: Korean

Director: Lee Byung-il

HistoryComedyDrama

Master Maeng boasts his daughter Mi‑yeon will marry a powerful family. Days before the wedding he hears the groom is crippled, ashamed, and plans to wed his maid to him. At ceremony the “cripple” appears healthy and handsome, forcing Maeng to wed the maid to him. The comedy adapts Oh Yeong‑Jin’s Jinsa Maeng and won Comedy award, 1957 Film Festival.

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