The Korea Times
"Teaching Practice: Idiot Girls and School Ghost" is a horror comedy that combines supernatural elements with a message of encouragement for teachers, its director Kim Min-ha said Wednesday. "I want them to know there is a movie that cheers for them while they protect our schools, and I hope this story allows them to dream again,” the director said during a press conference in Seoul. The film is a high school horror comedy that follows Eun-gyung, a passionate student teacher played by Han Sun-hwa, who returns to her former high school. She and the girls of a mysterious dark magic club face a deadly mock exam against ghosts representing different academic subjects like mathematics and foreign languages. To protect her students from these supernatural forces, Eun-gyung leads the young club members in a fight for survival. The director explained that his motivation for the film came from seeing the struggles of teachers and the overwhelming growth of private academies. "I wanted to create a high school horror comedy because I was inspired by the 'Whispering Corridors' series made by my sen
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