Himalaya, Where the Wind Dwells (Movie - 2008)

• 
  Choi Min-sik
  최민식
  As
  최 / Choi
• Tsering Kipale Gurung (츠링 키펄 구릉)
  As
  Dorji's wife, Pema
  (도르지의 아내, 페마)
• Tenjing Sherpa (텐징 셀파)
  As
  Dorji's son, Tenjing
  (도르지의 아들, 텐징)
• Namgya Gurung (남가 구릉)
  As
  Dorji's father
  (도르지의 아버지)
• Hamo Gurung (하모 구릉)
  As
  Dorji's mother
  (도르지의 어머니)
• Tseptam Gurung (쳅탕 구릉)
  As
  Dorji's brother, Carma
  (도르지의 형제, 카르마)

• Angya Gurung (안가 구릉) Dorji's child, Eob-dung / Elderly at bar (도르지의 아이, 업둥이 / 술집 노인)

• Ram Bahadur (람 바하두르 신자리) Sinjali Dorji (도르지)

• Shin Dong-hoon (신동훈) Clerk (사무원)

• Yoon Soo-ji (윤수지) Clerk (사무원)

• Oh Bong-hwan (오봉환) Building security guard (빌딩 경비원)

• Asta Bahadus Teahouse owner (찻집 주인)

• Lyembahadul Luggage porter (짐꾼)

• Nawang Gurung Elder Mabu (노인 마부)

• Ramesh magar Village child (마을 아이)

• Sunil B.K Village child (마을 아이)

• Changrabgye Village child (마을 아이)

• Lhakpa Jedu Gurung Village child (마을 아이)

• Sonam Tsering Gurun Village child (마을 아이)

• Gembar Hamo Village girl (마을 여자)

• Yangchen Village girl (마을 여자)

• Kando Gurung Village girl (마을 여자)

• Changdolma Gurung Village girl (마을 여자)

• Jaybling Thakuri Elder at bar (술집 노인)

• Chaywang Gurung Elder at bar (술집 노인)

• Chene Thakuri Hostess at bar (술집 호스티스)

• Khenpo Tenpa Sangpo Head Buddhist priest (주지승)

• Tashi Tsering Lama Monk (수도사)

• Pema Rigzin Lama Monk (수도사)

• Penpa Lama Monk (수도사)

• Trogyal Lama Monk (수도사)

• Campa Thakala Shaman (무당)

• Labsang Gurung A Man at funeral (장래식 남자)

• Labsang Gurung B Man at funeral (장래식 남자)

• Dawa Gurung Man at funeral (장래식 남자)

• Loktay Gurung Man at funeral (장래식 남자)

• Tsewang Wan Gurung Man at funeral (장례식 남자l)

• Sayrup Gurung Village man (마을 남자)

• Thoyal Thakuri Village man (마을 남자)

• Karma Gurung Village man (마을 남자)

• Chephole Gurung Village man (마을 남자)

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