You're referring to the 2010 South Korean film "Hello Ghost"!
(Cha Tae-hyun), a lonely orphan who has given up on life after multiple failed suicide attempts. After his latest attempt, he wakes up in a hospital with the ability to see and hear four ghosts: The Chain-Smoker Ghost: A middle-aged taxi driver (Ko Chang-seok). The Crybaby Ghost: A woman who is constantly sobbing (Jang Young-nam). The Perverted Old Man Ghost: A lustful, alcoholic grandfather (Lee Moon-su). The Elementary School Boy Ghost:
Desperate for peace, Sang-man visits a fortune teller who tells him the ghosts will only leave if he fulfills their final unfulfilled wishes. He reluctantly begins to help this quirky group:
: Ranked as one of the top 5 South Korean comedies by reviewers like Collider.
Hello Ghost is famous for its that recontextualizes every comedic moment in the film.
Hello Ghost 2010
You're referring to the 2010 South Korean film "Hello Ghost"!
(Cha Tae-hyun), a lonely orphan who has given up on life after multiple failed suicide attempts. After his latest attempt, he wakes up in a hospital with the ability to see and hear four ghosts: The Chain-Smoker Ghost: A middle-aged taxi driver (Ko Chang-seok). The Crybaby Ghost: A woman who is constantly sobbing (Jang Young-nam). The Perverted Old Man Ghost: A lustful, alcoholic grandfather (Lee Moon-su). The Elementary School Boy Ghost:
Desperate for peace, Sang-man visits a fortune teller who tells him the ghosts will only leave if he fulfills their final unfulfilled wishes. He reluctantly begins to help this quirky group:
: Ranked as one of the top 5 South Korean comedies by reviewers like Collider.
Hello Ghost is famous for its that recontextualizes every comedic moment in the film.