Hi, Dharma! 2001
In the riotous Korean action-comedy *Hi, Dharma! (2001)*, director Park Chul-kwan delivers a high-energy blend of slapstick humor and bumbling mayhem as a gang of desperate criminals seeks refuge in a serene monastery.
Director: Park Chul-kwan
Cast
Park Shin-yang
Jae-gyu
Jung Jin-young
Monk Jeong-myeong
Park Sang-myeon
Bul-kom
Kang Seong-jin
Nal-chi
Hong Kyung-in
Rookie
Lee Mu-hyeon
Dae-ho
Lee Moon-sik
Monk Dae-bong
Lee Dae-yeon
Chang-guen
Lee Won-jong
Monk Hyeon-gak
Kim In-mun
Master
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Hi, Dharma! (2001) about?
This Korean action-comedy follows a group of fleeing criminals who take shelter in a monastery, only to face the wrath of the monks. The monks launch a series of clever schemes to evict the intruders, turning the tables in a battle of wits and physical comedy.
Who directed Hi, Dharma!?
The film was directed by Park Chul-kwan, known for his work in blending action with humor in Korean cinema.
Who stars in Hi, Dharma!?
The movie features Park Shin-yang, Jung Jin-young, Park Sang-myeon, Kang Seong-jin, and Hong Kyung-in in key roles.
Is Hi, Dharma! (2001) worth watching?
With its mix of action and comedy, *Hi, Dharma!* offers lighthearted entertainment that's easy to enjoy. Fans of quirky action films or Korean cinema will likely appreciate its humor and creative premise.
How long is Hi, Dharma!?
The film has a runtime of 95 minutes.
About Hi, Dharma! (2001) — A Monkish Mayhem of Action and Comedy
In the riotous Korean action-comedy *Hi, Dharma! (2001)*, director Park Chul-kwan delivers a high-energy blend of slapstick humor and bumbling mayhem as a gang of desperate criminals seeks refuge in a serene monastery. What starts as a temporary hideout quickly spirals into chaos when the monks, tired of the intruders' disruptive antics, devise increasingly creative ways to outwit their uninvited guests. Beneath the surface of this madcap chase lies a playful subversion of expectations, where the line between morality and mischief blurs in the most unexpected ways.
The film's infectious energy is driven by Park Shin-yang and Jung Jin-young, who bring sharp comedic timing to their roles as the hapless gang leader and his reluctant accomplice. With its fast-paced gags and quirky premise, *Hi, Dharma!* (2001) is a delightful romp that balances action and absurdity, leaving audiences laughing long after the credits roll.
