Sep 29, 1934 - Seoul, Korea
KIM Ki-duk is a South Korean film director and professor. Best-known outside of Korea for his 1967 giant-monster film, Yonggary, KIM Ki-duk directed 66 movies in total from his directorial debut in 1961 until his retirement from the film industry in 1977. Along with KIM Soo-yong and LEE Man-hee, KIM was one of the leading young directors of the Korean cinematic wave of the 1960s. The most distinctive and successful genre of this period was the melodrama.
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| Movie | 1961 | Five Marines | Editor | Editing |
| Movie | 1967 | Yongary, Monster from the Deep | Director | Directing |
| Movie | 1964 | The Barefooted Young | Director | Directing |
| Movie | 1961 | Five Marines | Director | Directing |
| Movie | 1975 | Best Singer | Director | Directing |
| Movie | 1969 | Beauty in Black Rose Castle | Director | Directing |
| Movie | 1965 | North and South | Director | Directing |
| Movie | 1959 | A Skinny and a Fatty Go to Camp Nonsan | Editor | Editing |
| Movie | 1966 | Horse-year Bride | Director | Directing |
| Movie | 1967 | Yongary, Monster from the Deep | Screenplay | Writing |
| Movie | 1960 | The Moral of Youth | Editor | Editing |
| Movie | 1956 | The Tragedy of King Dan Jong | Assistant Director | Directing |
| Movie | 1956 | Prince in Yam Clothes | Assistant Director | Directing |
| Movie | 1956 | Prince Ho-Dong and Princess Nak-Rang | Assistant Director | Directing |
| Movie | 1963 | Private Tutor | Director | Directing |
| Movie | 1969 | Until That Day | Director | Directing |
| Movie | 1970 | My Seoul | Director | Directing |
| Movie | 1965 | Buy My Fist | Director | Directing |
