Exorcism of Bae-Baeng-Yi (1957)

Se-wol lives in front, Ne-wol in the back, and Baebaeng-i in the middle. Baebaeng-i dies of lovesickness for a monk who visits houses begging for alms. As a passing-by rogue gets the information at a bar, he goes to Baebaeng-i's house and recommends that his family perform a gut (shamanic ritual) in order to solace Baebaeng-i's poor spirit. The rogue plays the skillful male shaman and leaves with a lot of money paid for his role.