When I Turned Nine (2004 Film)

When I Turned Nine (Korean: 아홉살 인생; RR: Ahobsal insaeng) is a 2004 South Korean film directed by Yoon In-Ho. Based on a screenplay by Lee Man-Hee, the film depicts the experiences and observations of a nine-year-old boy living in a small village.

Promotional poster for the film When I Turned Nine — Promotional poster for the 2004 film When I Turned Nine.

Production and Release

The film was released in South Korea on March 26, 2004. It has a runtime of 105 minutes and is presented in the Korean language.

Cast

The film features a cast of both child and adult actors, including:

Kim Seok as Baek Yeo-Min
Lee Se-Young as Jang Woo-Rim
Kim Myeong-jae as Shin Ki-jong
Na Ah-hyeon as Oh Geum-Bok
Park Baek-ri as Black Swallow
Jung Sun-Kyung as Yeo-min's mother
Ji Dae-Han as Yeo-min's father
Seo Jin-Won as First Sergeant Ha
Ahn Nae-Sang
Shin Jung-Keun
Ko Seo-Hee
Choi Duk-Moon
Lee Young-Sook as Woo-Rim's mother
Lee Suk-Goo as the eyeglass store owner