Mannamui Gwangjang (2007 Film)
Mannamui Gwangjang (Korean: 만남의 광장), released internationally as Underground Rendezvous, is a 2007 South Korean comedy film directed by Kim Jong-Jin. Set in the 1980s, the film explores themes of division and community through a narrative involving a remote village with a clandestine link to North Korea.

Plot
The story follows the eldest son of a struggling family who travels to Seoul with the ambition of becoming a teacher. Upon his arrival, he faces misfortune when his money is stolen and his belongings are lost. He eventually arrives at a remote, isolated town that is actively seeking a new teacher for its children. He accepts the position and develops a romantic interest in a local woman, though her background remains mysterious to him; the villagers only mention that she originates from the North. The central conflict and comedic premise revolve around the discovery that the townspeople have been maintaining a secret tunnel that connects their village to a bordering town in North Korea.
Cast
The film features an ensemble cast, including:
- Im Chang-Jung as Kong Young-Tan
- Park Jin-Hee as Sun-Mi
- Lim Hyeon-Shik as the Town Chief
- Lee Han-Wi as Jong-Suk
- Shim Won-Cheol as Duk-Yong
- Ryoo Seung-Bum as Jang-Geun
- Kim Soo-Mi as an elderly woman
- Baek Il-Seob as Young-Tan's father
- Kim Hyeong-Ja as Young-Tan's mother
- Choi Sung-Guk as a great man












Production
The film was produced by Jung Phil-Su and Song Chang-Yong, with cinematography by Moon Yong-Sik. It was distributed by Showbox and released in South Korea on August 15, 2007. The total runtime of the film is 107 minutes.