Kwon Byung Gil

Selling rice cakes in a remote mountain village, Byeon Gang Soe (Bong Tae Gyu) does his best to eke out a meager living. But his timid nature, paired with a weak libido and a notoriously small bit of manhood has made life for Gang Seo incredibly difficult; especially when every woman in the village feels the constant need to compare him to his incredibly manly older brother, Kang Mok (Oh Dal Soo).

Suffering from an intense inferiority complex, Gang Soe would give anything for a chance to change his fate. Luckily for him, that chance comes most unexpectedly. Happening upon a monk lost in the woods, Gang Soe helps the old man find his way. To show his thanks, the monk tells Gang Soe of an ancient wine bottle buried in the forest which has the power to change his fate. Wasting no time, Gang Soe finds the bottle and drinks the contents, the effects of which are both immediate and impressive.

Now extraordinarily well-endowed, Gang Soe returns to the village brimming with confidence and an insatiable libido. With all the women of the village now drawn to him and all the men of the village called to war, will Gang Soe finally have the chance to turn all his wildest fantasies into reality?

“A Tale of Legendary Libido” is a 2008 South Korean historical fantasy comedy film directed by Shin Han Sol.&nbsp;

A Tale of Legendary Libido

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In 1969, ten-year-old Young Rae (Park Ji Bin) lives with his single mother (Shin Ae Ra) in the countryside, where she sells illegally imported cosmetics to make ends meet. Young Rae is determined and resilient, but he is deeply affected by being called "fatherless" by other kids. However, his life changes when he hears that his father, who he thought was dead, is actually alive and living in Seoul. Unfortunately, Seoul is a long and expensive train ride away from Young Rae's hometown. To try and raise money for a train ticket, Young Rae begins selling ice cream bars, but encounters numerous obstacles from ice cream thieves to his own mother opposing his efforts. Will Young Rae ever be able to meet his father? This award-winning 2006 Korean movie was directed by Yeo In Kwang.

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