OUR PRESIDENT (2017)

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OUR PRESIDENT (2017)

< No-mu-hyeon-ip-ni-da >

In South Korea, 2002, the Democratic Party put the presidential nomination to a plebiscite for the first time. Amongst numerous candidates, the one who brought about the most unexpected result was a fringe candidate named Roh Moo-hyun.


Genre	Documentary	Production Status	Released
Running Time	109min	Release Date	May 25, 2017
Country	South Korea	Rating	12
Language		Co-Production	N
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Box Office

Number of Screens : 775
Total Admissions : 1,855,620
Total Gross : $10,112,737

As of Oct 25, 2025

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Director & Producer

LEE Chang-jae - Director
KIM Cheong-soo - Executive Producer

Cast

ROH Moo-hyun

Staff

CHOI Eun-suk - DI
HAN Myung-hwan - Sound
IM Jeong-hun - VFX Management
JANG Young-gyu - Music Director
JEONG Ji-young - Sound Designer
JU Young-kyun - DI
KIM Byeong-soo - Data Manager
KIM Cheong-soo - Executive Producer
KIM Go-eun - Online Markting
KIM Hyeong-seok - DI
KIM Jae-ho - DI,VFX Supervisor
KIM Sun-min - Editor
KIM Sun-ryung - Director of Photography
Kim se jin - Online Markting
LEE Chang-jae - Editor,Director of Photography,Screenwriter
LEE Seong-jin - Sound Designer
LEE Soo-young - VFX Management
Lee Ho-woo - DI
PARK Ae-ra - DI
Park Ji Hyeok - Sound Designer
SHIN Min-soo - VFX Supervisor

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Awards and Invitation

Jeonju International Film Festival : JIFF (2023) - JEONJU Cinema Project: A film festival as a producer
Persons with Disabilities Film Festival : PDFF (2019)
Toronto Korean Film Festival (2017) - Feature
Jeonju International Film Festival : JIFF (2017) - Jeonju Cinema Project
Seoul Barrier Free Film Festival : SeBaFF (2017)

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