Bichunmoo (비천무) – Various Artists (2000, 192)

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Tracklist:

01. The One He Missed, He Longed To Touch Again – Kim Joon Sun
02. 무적 (Moo Juk)
03. 내 그리움의 끝엔 그대 있으리
04. 산매의 추억 (San Mae Eh Choo Uk)
05. 이 내 그리움이 그대에게 닿기를 (My Longing To Touch You)
06. 약속 (Yak Sok)
07. 업 (Uhb)
08. 비련 (Bi Ryun)
09. 이승철 (Mal Ri Ggot) – Lee Seung Chul
10. 살생 (Sal Saeng)
11. 결투 (Gyul Too)
12. 습격 (Attack)
13. 애 I (Ae 1)
14. 비천무 (Bi Chun Moo)
15. 애 II (Ae 2)
16. 진격 (Jin Gyuk)
17. 하늘이시여! 어찌하여 내게 이렇게도 모지십니까
18. Piano Playing (Main Theme Variation)
19. Violin Playing
20. 숙명 (Sook Myung)

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Bichunmoo is a South Korean martial arts film written and directed by Kim Young-jun featuring Kim Hee-sun and Shin Hyun-joon. Originally released in 2000, it was at the time the most expensive film in Korean history (an honor it soon lost to Musa).

In 12th-century China, during Mongol rule, childhood sweethearts Jin-ha and Sullie are separated but vow to reunite. Orphan Jin-ha begins training in the Bichun martial arts and discovers his father was a swordsman murdered by the Mongol army. Meanwhile Sullie’s father, a Mongol general, arranges for her to marry a Mongol noble. Believing Jin-ha to be dead, Sullie marries the noble. Recovering from near-death, Jin-ha takes on the persona of bandit Jahalang, and begins an anti-Mongol crusade with the help of his army of warriors. Finally Jin-ha and Sullie are re-united, when Jin-ha’s bandit warriors infiltrate Sullie’s family manor.