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Oollala Sisters (2002) [N/A]

Release Date:
April 26, 2002

Original Title:
울랄라 씨스터즈

Genres:
Comedy

Production Countries:
South Korea

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Runtime: 110

Overview from TheMovieDB

Cho Eun-ja is the president of Club LaLa, which has been a family business for three generations. It used to be a very popular club but not anymore. Now the club is in heavy debt to Eun-ja. To bring back the old days of glory, Eun-ja tries desperately to keep the club afloat while the owner of Club Nemo wants to take over LaLa. Club Nemo is also a family business and the KIMs have been rivals with the Chos. KIM wants to put an end to their rivalry by buying LaLa and building a department store. So he sets traps to force Eun-ja to sell the club. He first makes Eun-ja take out a private loan and, he snatches the only popular singer and last hope of LaLa. LaLa is thrown in a state of turmoil as it ends up on the verge of bankruptcy. As the last resort to save the club, the four girls decide to stand on the stage themselves as a dancing group named "Oh! LaLa Sisters". Thanks to their fabulous performances, they finally become popular.

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Production

Director:
Park Je-hyun

Executive Producer:
Miky Lee

Fight Choreographer:
Jeon Yu-jun

Line Producer:
Kim Tae-hun

Producer:
Kim Hong-baek

Writer:
Park Je-hyun

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