Emergency Act 19 [SEP] country of origin
Emergency Act 19
Emergency Act 19 () is a satirical 2002 South Korean film about a government act that prohibits popular music, passed in response to a number of musicians being elected to government elsewhere in the world. It is notable for the numerous K-pop stars that make appearances in the film. The film's English title is sometimes given as Emergency Measure 19 or Emergency 19. 
Plot.
Troubled by the growing worldwide trend of pop singers being elected as politicians, the President of South Korea orders his
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