Biography
Shin Sang-ok was a prolific South Korean producer and director with over 100 titles as a producer and 70 as a director. His best-known films were made in the 50s and 60s, when he was known as the "Prince of Korean Cinema". He received the Cultural Medal of the Golden Crown, the country's highest honor for an artist. He is also known for being kidnapped by the previous North Korean leader, Kim Jong-il, for the purpose of producing critically acclaimed films. Born Shin Tae-seo, he then changed his name to Shin Sang-ok when he started working in the film industry.
Winter Story(2023), Vanished(1994), Ma Yumi(1990), Woman Prisoner No. 407 2 (1976), Rose and Wild Dog (1976), Woman Prisoner No. 407(1976), Chun-Hee '75(1975), I Love Mama(1975), The Han river(1974), A boy at his age of 13 (1974), A Woman With Half Soul(1973), Farewell(1973), The principal visits Seoul(1973), Three Days Of Their Reign(1973), A court lady(1972), The Last Flight To Pyongyang(1972), Two Thieves In Love(1971), War And Human Being(1971), An Evening Bell(1970),
Women of Yi-Dynasty(1969), The Eunuch(1968), Life of Woman(1968), The Homeless Wanderer(1968), Prince Daewon(1968), Dream(1967), Tender Heart(1967), Deaf Samryongi(1964), The Red Scarf(1964), Rice(1963), A Reluctant Prince(1963), Prince Yeonsan(1962), Tyrant Yeonsan(1962), Bound by Chastity Rule(1962), Evergreen tree(1961), Seong Chun-Hyang(1961), Mother And A Guest(1961), Madam White Snake (1960), A Romantic Papa (1960), To The Death (1960), Independence Association and young Lee Shung-Man (1959), Dongsimcho (1959), A Sister's Garden (1959), The Flower In Hell (1958), A College Woman's Confess (1958), Dream (1955)
