This consists of four films of Kim Soo-yong, a leading director in the golden age of Korean movies in the 1960s: <The Seaside Village (Gaenma-eul)> (1965) that brought forth the era of “literary films” in the Korean movie world; <Confession of an Actress (Eoneu Yeobaeu-ui Gobaek)> (1967), an interesting testimony about Chungmu-ro in the 1960s and a movie about movie-making; <Mist (Angae)> (1967), which brought the novel『Travel to Mujin』written by Kim Seung-ok on screen and introduced the modernism drawing technique to Korean movies, and; <Night Journey (Yahaeng)> (1977) produced in 1973 but was released four years later after the deletion of some scenes due to censorship. 

The 「Director Collection」 as a sub-brand of the Korean Film Archive’ DVD series introduced the collections of all five masters of Korean classical cinemas with the “Kim Soo-yong Collection” following the collections of Shin Sang-ok in 2007, Kim Gi-yeong in 2008, Yoo Hyeon-mok in 2009, and Lee Man-hee in 2010. This director collection is more meaningful than the earlier series since Director Kim Soo-yong participated firsthand in the voice-over of all films together with his junior directors and critics. 

* Booklet (Korean and English): A prolific master's dramatic folds, with sharp edges: Kim Soo-yong films(Kim Yeong-jin) 

The Seashore Village (Kim Soo-yong, 1965)
Confession of an Actress (Kim Soo-yong, 1967)
Mist (Kim Soo-yong, 1967)
Night Journey (Kim Soo-yong, 1977)