Korean, Chinese and Japanese Movie DVDs & Blu-ray

Based on a true story, Way Back Home follows a desperate Korean housewife’s long fight to return home after getting arrested in France and imprisoned without trial. Award-winning actress Jeon Do Yeon (The Housemaid) delivers another fine performance as the heroine of this empathetic drama from director Bang Eun Jin (Perfect Number). Popular actor Ko Su (The Front Line) co-stars as the husband trying to navigate the hellish legal and bureaucratic process of bringing his wife back home.

Jung Yeon (Jeon Do Yeon) has a happy life with her husband Jong Bae (Ko Su) and daughter (Kang Ji Woo), but everything falls apart when Jong Bae is suddenly saddled with his friend’s debt. They sell their shop and apartment to pay off the loan shark, but even that isn’t enough. Desperate for quick cash, Jung Yeon agrees to carry gemstones from Seoul to France for a shady acquaintance. When Jung Yeon arrives at Paris airport, she gets promptly arrested. That is when she finds out that what she’s actually transporting is cocaine.

This edition includes commentary, domestic and overseas shoot making-of, trailer and other extras..
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Based on the life of Yaohan founder Wada Katsu, 1984 television drama Oshin remains one of the Japan’s most popular television series. Now, the story of a woman who stayed strong in the face of impossible obstacles is hitting the big screen with director Togashi Shin’s Oshin. The heartrending drama adapts the first part of the story, covering young Oshin’s life as a housekeeper to support her family. The 2013 version stars adorable newcomer Hamada Kokone chosen from 2,500 aspiring young actresses across the country as the titular character, Ueto Aya (Thermae Romae) as Shin’s mother and SMAP’s Inagaki Goro as Shin’s father.

1907, Yamagata Prefecture. Seven-year-old Shin (Hamada Kokone) is sent to work as a housekeeper for a timber trader to support her family, much to the hesitation of her loving mother (Ueto Aya). Life is difficult in her new home, but Shin works hard and takes her harsh situation in stride. However, when she learns that her grandmother is dying, Shin escapes the timber trader’s home and attempts to walk home in the harsh winter cold….
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Family Ties director Kim Tae Yong transplants Lee Man Hee’s sixties classic Late Autumn to Seattle for an English-language remake starring two of Asia’s biggest names, Tang Wei (Lust, Caution) and Hyun Bin (Come Rain, Come Shine). Tang Wei won Best Actress at the 47th Baeksang Arts Awards for her performance.

Inmate Anna (Tang Wei) is granted three-day parole to attend her mother’s funeral. On the bus to Seattle, she meets a caddish man on the run, Hoon (Hyun Bin). More similar than they realize, the two bond as they tour the city and play-act different scenarios, knowing that their time together is shortlived. What’s left unsaid is as important as what is said in this evocative story of fleeting passion and solace.

This edition comes with a postcard and special features including commentary, “One Day in Seattle,” deleted scenes with commentary, music video and trailer..
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Public Enemy Returns in blockbuster style! The third film in director Kang Woo Suk’s golden franchise, Public Enemy Returns passed the four million admissions benchmark to become one of the highest-grossing Koreans films of 2008. After presenting a different story and character in 2005’s Another Public Enemy, Kang Woo Suk goes back to the original premise and protagonist of Public Enemy for his latest chapter, with acclaimed actor Sol Kyung Gu continuing to carry the franchise. This time, Sol Kyung Gu’s lethal, bad-tempered detective faces off against Jung Jae Young (Going By the Book, Righteous Ties). The film’s supporting cast includes Kim Nam Gil (formerly Lee Han, from No Regret), pre-Boys Over Flowers Lee Min Ho, and franchise regulars Kang Shin Il (Black House), Lee Moon Sik (Fly, Daddy, Fly), and Yu Hae Jin (Small Town Rivals). Public Enemy Returns also boasts the addition of award-winning screenwriter Jang Jin (Welcome to Dongmakgol, Guns and Talks) who works his signature offbeat humor into the intense crime action thriller.

Bitter detective Kang Chul Jung (Sol Kyung Gu) has been in the force for over a decade, but he’s got little to show for all his years of dogged crime-busting. The scum he put away are making more money than him. Kang is starting to regret his profession, but his angry determination kicks back into action when his next target shows up: Lee Won Sul (Jung Jae Young), a wealthy CEO, family man, and seemingly upstanding citizen who is actually the ruthless boss of a large crime organization..
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Celebrity scandals and blind items spread like wildfire in a nation that has the fastest internet and among the highest suicide rates in the world. But where do these timely salacious stories and scoops with no sources come from? Korea’s notorious tabloid culture comes under fire in the suspense thriller Tabloid Truth from director Kim Kwang Sik (My Dear Desperado).

When a malicious rumor drives an actress to suicide, her manager sets out to find the people responsible and make them pay. His pursuit of the truth leads him into a corrupt world in which gossip is spread, traded and manipulated as part of a bigger game of power, money and politics. Kim Kang Woo stars as the manager up against great odds while Jung Jin Young and Ko Chang Suk play a tabloid distributor and a wire-tapping expert who assist his investigation. Park Sung Woong, Park Won Sang and Ahn Sung Ki also appear in Tabloid Truth.

This edition includes commentary, character profiles, making of, poster shoot and trailers..
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Korea’s biggest film of 2011, the period epic War of the Arrows is set in the 17th century during the second Manchu invasion of Joseon Korea. Park Hae Il (The Host) won Best Actor at the Daejong and Blue Dragon Film Awards for his sharp portrayal of the lone archer who risks everything to save his sister, played by television starlet Moon Chae Won (The Princess’ Man) who has picked up many Best New Actress awards. Directed by Kim Han Min (Paradise Murdered), War of the Arrows turns up the tension for a fast-paced period actioner filled with thrilling chase scenes and a relentless flurry of arrows. The acclaimed blockbuster also co-stars Kim Moo Yeol (Romantic Heaven) as Moon Chae Won’s husband, Park Ki Woong (My Tutor Friend 2) as a Manchu prince, and Blue Dragon Best Supporting Actor Ryu Seung Ryong (The Front Line) as the leader of the Manchurian archers.

Raised by his late father’s friend, Nam Yi (Park Hae Il) has no hope for a better station in life due to his family background, and spends most of his time in the mountains hunting and honing his archery skills. On the day of his younger sister Ja In’s (Moon Chae Won) wedding, a Manchurian legion raids the village and captures many of the villagers as slaves including Ja In. With his bow in hand, Nam Yi sets out into no man’s land to take down the Manchurian archers and rescue his sister.

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Korea’s answer to Ocean’s Eleven, The Thieves has turned into the highest-grossing Korean film of all time. Tazza: The High Rollers director Choi Dong Hun’s heist film brings together a stunning ensemble cast of Korean and Chinese stars. A-listers Lee Jung Jae, Kim Yoon Seok, Jeon Ji Hyun and Kim Hye Su are joined by veteran actress Kim Hae Suk, character actor Oh Dal Soo, rising star Kim Soo Hyun, and Hong Kong actors Simon Yam, Angelica Lee and Derek Tsang for the blockbuster thriller. Shot in Macau, Hong Kong and Korea, the film revolves around ten thieves with different skills and agendas who collaborate and compete to steal a famous diamond from a casino. With its staggering star power and unpredictable, action-packed story, The Thieves is pure cinematic entertainment from beginning to end.

Professional thieves Popeye (Lee Jung Jae), Yenicall (Jeon Ji Hyun), Chewinggum (Kim Hae Suk) and Zampano (Kim Soo Hyun) work together seamlessly to swindle and score hits. Fresh out of prison, Pepsi (Kim Hye Su) also joins the team just in time for a call from an old friend, Macao Park (Kim Yoon Seok). Former partners Popeye, Pepsi and Macao have a loaded history: a failed job and suspected betrayal a few years ago sent Pepsi to jail and Popeye and Macao their separate ways. Now Macao is rounding up Popeye’s crew along with four Hong Kong thieves Chen (Simon Yam), Andrew (Oh Dal Soo), Julie (Angelica Lee) and Johnny (Derek Kwok) for one big, elaborate hit at a Macau casino. The target: a diamond worth $20 million..
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