| Doomsday Book | |||||
| Well Go USA (2012) | |||||
| Comedy, Drama, Foreign | |||||
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| Doona Bae | Min-seo | |
| Joon-ho Bong | Joon-ho | |
| Ji-hee Jin | Min-seo | |
| John D. Kim | Former NASA Researcher | |
| Kang-woo Kim | Robot repairman Park Do-won | |
| Jun-hee Ko | Kim Yoo-min | |
| Dong-seok Ma | High school zombie | |
| Hae-il Park | In-Myung | |
| Seung-beom Ryu | Suk-woo | |
| Song Sae-Byok | Min-Seo's uncle |
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| Producer | Jung-hwa Kim
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| Writer | Pil-Sung Yim
Jee-woon Kim |
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| Cinematography | Ji-yong Kim
Sung-min Ha |
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| Musician | Mowg
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In the future, when robots have become replacements for human labor, guide robot RU-4 works at a Buddhist temple. The robot achieves enlightenment and begins to preach sermons at the temple. UR, the company that manufactured the company, considers the robot a threat to human beings, and decides to disassemble RU-4. A robot repairman named Park Do-won (Kim Kang-woo) and Bodhisattva Hye-joo (Kim Gyu-ri) then try to save the robot from its imminent demise. |
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