My Beautiful Girl Mari (Korean movie)
Alternative title:
Mari Iyagi (Korean)
Mari, mi hermosa niña (Spanish)
Minha Linda Garota, Mari (Portuguese)
마리 이야기 (Korean)
Objectionable content:
None
Copyright notice:
©2002 Ipictures
Plot Summary:
When office worker Nam-woo receives a package from childhood friend Jun-ho it transports him back to their last summer together. Back to their hometown in a small fishing village in the last few days before Jun-ho left for boarding school in Seoul. When a marble and an abandoned lighthouse had the power to transport him to a fantastic world where a mysterious flying girl named Mari lived.
Running time:
80 minutes
Vintage:
2002-01-11
Premiere date:
2002-01-11 (South Korea)
Opening Theme:
"Where We Live" by Yoo Hui-Yul
Ending Theme:
"My Beautiful Girl, Mari" by Sung Shi-Kyung
Review:
My Beautiful Girl Mari (Aug 24, 2005)
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| DVD (Region 1) |
| My Beautiful Girl Mari (DVD) 2005-07-05 (from $17.96) |
| My Beautiful Girl Mari / A Tree of Palme [Double Pack] (DVD) 2008-12-09 (from $69.56) |
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Distributor: Toei Animation |
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Director: Carl Macek
Script: Carl Macek
Translation: Soo Kim
Creative Director: David Del Rio
DVD Graphics: Fumiko Chino
Packaging Design: Fumiko Chino
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Alejandro Fallick as
Andy McAvin as
Chris Patton as
Christine Auten as
Clint Bickham as
Jay Hickman as
John Swasey as
Kira Vincent-Davis as
Shelley Calene-Black as
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Distributor: ADV Films (UK)
DVD Authoring & Encoding: M.O.F.C.
Internet Streaming: The Anime Network
Production: ADV Studios
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Director: Sung-Gang Lee
Music: Byung-woo Lee
Animation Director: Mun Hee Kim
Producer:
Jae-Won Choi (co-executive producer) Seong-weon Jo (co-producer) Seoung-Jae Cha (co-executive producer) Tae-seong Jeong (co-producer)
Editing: Gok-ji Park
Photography: Keun-Wook Kwon
Production Director: Min-Suk Kang
Sound: Suk-Won Kim
Sound Mixing: Christinel Sirli
Special Effects: Ki-Pyo Kim
Storyboard Director: Ji-Hoon Hong
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Duk-Hwan Ryu as
Byung-heun Lee as
Hyung-Jin Kong as
In-Gyu Sung as
Jong-Ok Bae as
Moon Hee Na as
Nari Lee as
Sung-Ki Ahn as
Byung-hun Lee as
Chong-ok Bae as
Da-som Lim as
Dong-Jun Lee as
Hang-Seon Jang as
Hang-Sun Jang as
Hyeong-jin Kong as
Hyun Nam as
Il Han as
Ja-Kyung Yoon as
Jin-Suh Kim as
Jong-hyun Yang as
Keun-hye Cho as
Moon Hee Na as
Myung-sun Lee as
Noh-pung Park as
Sang-Ho Lee as
So-yeon Keum as
Suk-joon Lee as
Sung-kee Ahn as
Tae-Hoon Kim as
Yoon-chun Han as
Yu-ri Jun as
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Adaptation: Igor Conroux
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Gabriel Villenave as
Gwenaël Sommier as
Stéphane Marais as
Vincent De Bouard as
Camille Donda as
Claudine Maufrais as
Jade Nguyen as
Jean-François Vlerick as
Pascal Casanova as
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Broadcaster: Canal + Cinema (from 1st February 2006)
Distributor: Gebeka Films
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ADR Director: Alan René Bressant
Executive producer: Hilel Chelminsky
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ADR Studio: Bond Productions Mexico
Broadcaster: HBO Family (Latin America)
Internet Streaming: Netflix (Latin America)
Licensed by: Zima Entertainment
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Distributor: MC Entertainment |
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Screen Inserts: Vagner Santos
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Enrico Espada as
Agatha Paulita as
Fernando Peron as
Gabriel Martins as
Mara Lídia Manetti as
Ricardo Sawaya as
Rodrigo Araújo as
Vagner Santos as
Vanderlan Mendes as
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