My Teacher, Mr. Kim / Teacher Kim Bong-du
- Name : My Teacher, Mr. Kim / Teacher Kim Bong-du
- Director : Jang Gyu-Sung
- Producer : Kim Mi-Hee
- Writer : Jang Gyu-Sung, Lee Won-Hyeong
- Cinematographer : Kim Yun-Su
- Release Date : March 28, 2003
- Runtime : 117 mins.
- Genre : Domedy / Drama
- Distributor : Cinema Service
Plot
Cha Seung-Won plays Kim Bong-du, the Mr. Kim of the film’s title, a young but already slightly bitter elementary school teacher. Cynical about the whole education system, Kim lives for taking bribes from the parents, euphemistically called ``white envelopes,’’ because of the way they’re usually given. For Kim, the envelopes completely dictate his treatment of the students. It can mean absolute loving affection, or his never-ending wrath, which includes special ``drills’’ in P.E. classes.
One day, during a particularly grueling drill, a student collapses and lands in the hospital. In order to quell the mess, the principal orders Kim to volunteer himself for a transfer to a small, rundown school in the country. Though reluctant to give up his envelopes, Kim accepts the position and soon finds himself in a single-class school, with only five students, surrounded by naive but well-meaning country folks.
Cast
- Cha Seung-Won as Kim Bong-du
- Byun Hee-Bong as Old Choi
- Sung Ji-Ru as Chun-shik
- Jung Jin-Gak as Seoul Principle
- Park Soo-Il as leisure businessman
- Seo Hee-Seung as Principle

