| | Spy Girl DVD
| Category | Foreign Film DVDs, Action Movies, Foreign Films Videos, Romance, Teenage, Romantic Comedy, Spies, Secret Agents, Spy, Korean | | Starring | Jeong-hwa Kim, Yu Kong, Il-seob Baek, Sang-mi Nam | | Director | Han-chun Park | | Composer | Jae-jin Lee | | Director of Photography | Ok-Hyun Shin | | Editor | Seon Min Kim | | Executive Producer | Sang-pyo Myeong | | Producer | Wi-jin Kim | | Screenwriter | Won-jun Ha |
Standard Screen; English Subtitles; Import Korean director Han-chun Park serves up a frothy confection of Asian pop cinema with the teenage romantic comedy disguised as international espionage caper, SPY GIRL. Jeong-hwa Kim stars as beautiful North Korean spy Hyo-jin Park, who has been sent to South Korea to track down a secret agent accused of absconding with embezzled funds. Hyo-jin plans to keep tabs on her target by posing as a waitress at a local fast food restaurant, but her low profile is soon threatened by the unwanted attentions of a throng of teenaged schoolboys from the prep school next door. When the particularly ardent Ko-bong (Yu Kong) goes so far as to post Hyo-jin's picture on his website, the sassy superspy is forced to date the teen in order to protect her undercover identity, setting off a breezy romp of romantic misunderstandings.
This is the only Jeong-hwa Kim video. Stars also making their debut in this video: Yu Kong, Il-seob Baek, Han-chun Park. Spy Girl | List Price | $9.95 (You save $2.86) | | Studio | Tai Seng Video Marketing, Inc. | | Orig Year | 2004 | | DVD Encoding | All Regions | | All Time Sales Rank |  46865  | | CD Universe Part number | 6782960 | | Discs | 1 | | Release Date | Nov 16, 2004 | | Rating | Not Rated | | Running Time | 102 Minutes | | Additional Info | Widescreen | | Movie Details | Color; Letter Boxed; Widescreen; Import |
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Spy Girl DVD Region 0
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1.85
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Dolby Digital 5.1 - Cantonese
Dolby Digital 5.1 - Korean
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