Dilkusha (2016)
Genre : Documentary
Runtime : 1H 35M
Director : Kim Tae-yeong
Synopsis
Director Kim, who had a stroke after making numerous movies, lives in hell for 11 years. He goes to Dilcusha to write a new scenario and sees a miracle after meeting people agreed on participating in his new film.
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