Korean, Chinese and Japanese Movie DVDs & Blu-ray

From director Lee Hyun Seung comes Il Mare, the 2000 time-travel romance featuring My Sassy Girl‘s Jeon Ji Hyun in a starring role! This touching sci-fi love story centers on Han Seong Hyun (Lee Jung Jae, Typhoon), an accomplished architect who moves into his father’s beach house, only to find himself put in the most extraordinary of circumstances. After dubbing the place “Il Mare” (“The Sea” in Italian), Seong Hyun receives a mysterious letter from a woman named Kim Eun Joo (Jeon Ji Hyun). Strangely, the letter is addressed to the person who will live in Il Mare after Eun Joo leaves, a puzzling statement considering the fact that Seong Hyun is the very first person to ever live in the house!

Believing it to be some sort of a prank or perhaps just a misunderstanding, Seong Hyun initially disregards the anomaly, only to find himself drawn into correspondence with Eun Joo. But as the two begin conversing through exchanged letters, they eventually discover that their situation is as remarkable as it is downright unbelievable. It seems that Eun Joo is actually living in 1999, a full two years ahead of the time in which Seong Hyun resides! Disbelief gives way to amusement and intrigue as the two continue their correspondence, eventually falling for one another. But when these two strangers decide to meet up, they soon discover something that neither quite expected. Will there be a happy ending for these two? Can love cross the boundary of time? Find out in Il Mare, the award-winning Korean film that inspired the 2006 US remake The Lake House starring Keanu Reeves and Sandra Bullock!

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Sassy girl Jeon Ji Hyun finally breaks her two-year silence, making her long-awaited celluloid comeback in A Man Who Was Superman, a romantic comedy helmed by Jeong Yun Cheol (Marathon). Boldly renouncing the beloved wholesome image her fans have long been accustomed to, Jeon plays a chainsmoking, tomboyish documentary filmmaker who falls in love with a mentally challenged man who believes himself to be Superman.

The unlikely superhero is deliciously portrayed by Chungmuro’s new leading man Hwang Jung Min (Happiness, You Are My Sunshine). Like Superman, Hwang wears the big letter S on his chest and the trademark S-shaped spit curl on his forehead. Some scenes from the original Superman movie are spoofed in the film with Jeon and Hwang appearing as Lois and Clark, offering a nostalgic moment for many who grew up watching the comic book superhero come alive on screen. Despite director Jeong’s failed effort to feature the actual Superman theme song in his picture (largely due to a high royalty fee), A Man Who Was Superman nevertheless makes a stunning entrance like no other.

After three years of making one sappy human documentary after another, filmmaker Song Su Jung (Jeon Ji Hyun) is at her wit’s end. Hoping for a refreshing change, she signs up for an African safari shoot only to see it get axed. Adding to her misery, someone mugs her precious camera. “Help! A thief!” Hearing the damsel’s cry, a man (Hwang Jung Min) wearing a Hawaiian shirt runs after the thief and retreives the camera. The mystery hero then explains to Su Jung in detail about how he could not use his usual supernatural powers because Mr. Evil has implanted Kryptonite in his head. Yes, the man is Superman, or more precisely, a self-professed Superman – nonetheless, a newsworthy subject! Su Jung follows him around shooting his daily activities, which consist of frivolous – but in small degrees, heroic acts, such as finding lost pets and performing handstands in an attempt to distance the Earth from the Sun to prevent the North Pole from melting. Then one day, the man injures his head and Su Jung takes him to the hospital where she discovers that her superman does indeed, have something in his head..
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Prayers couldn’t save his daughter… so he will. After his award-winning turn in Closer to Heaven, acclaimed actor Kim Myung Min loses himself into the role of a disillusioned minister who embarks on a desperate mission to rescue his daughter in Man of Vendetta. The first film from Woo Min Ho, the blockbuster thriller weaves a nerve-wracking game of cat and mouse between a broken father and a psychopathic kidnapper, played by Uhm Ki Joon (Dream High). Man of Vendetta also co-stars child actress Kim So Hyun (Baker King, Kim Tak Goo) and television actress Park Joo Mi (All In), who makes her screen comeback as the devoted mother.

Minister Young Soo (Kim Myung Min) gradually loses his faith in God after his daughter is kidnapped and his prayers go unanswered. Eight years later, Young Soo has left the church and runs a business, while his wife (Park Joo Mi) continues to search futilely for their missing daughter. Young Soo has long given up hope, but one day the kidnapper suddenly calls asking for ransom. Jolted into action by the news that his daughter is still alive, Young Soo will risk it all to get her back..
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Renowned Korean director Hong Sang Soo’s 2002 film Turning Gate (a.k.a. On the Occasion of Remembering the Turning Gate) is an offbeat comedy, an astute character study, and a revealing vision of this thing we call romance. From Virgin Stripped Bare By Her Bachelors to Woman is the Future of Man to Woman on the Beach, Hong Sang Soo films may not be heartwarming, life-affirming affairs, but they are always keenly insightful with wry humor, intuitive dialogue, and observant details. An arthouse offering with crossover appeal, Turning Gate explores many of the themes seen in Hong’s earlier and later films.

Actor Kyung Soo (Kim Sang Kyung, Memories of Murder) leaves Seoul to visit an old classmate. The reunion with his friend does not amount to much, but the trip does lead to some romantic encounters. He gets involved with two women, first a young college student (Ye Ji Won, Old Miss Diary) whom he leaves without a moment’s thought and then a woman (Chu Sang Mi, Everybody Has Secrets) whom he deems his fated partner. As Kyung Soo becomes increasingly invested in this second relationship, he begins to notice certain coincidences and similarities that recall past pairings, blurring his conception of exactly which woman, which relationship, he is so desperately holding on to.

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Drawing over five million admissions at the box office, blockbuster thriller Secret Reunion is one of the biggest and best Korean movies of 2010. After garnering much attention and accolade for Rough Cut, up-and-coming director Jang Hoon takes his gripping themes of brotherhood and rivalry to a larger stage in his outstanding second feature. Two of Korea’s most bankable actors, Song Kang Ho (Thirst) and Kang Dong Won (Jeon Woo Chi) deliver both tense action and aching humanity as former agents from opposite sides of the parallel who develop an unlikely friendship.

North Korean spy Ji Won (Kang Dong Won) has been sent over the border to take out a defector with veteran hitman Shadow (Jeon Gook Hwan). Hot-tempered NIS agent Han Kyu (Song Kang Ho) catches wind of the operation through his informant, but both Ji Won and Shadow manage to escape after a bloody shootout. Six years later, Han Kyu has left the agency and is now running a service to help people find runaway wives. During one of his cases, he crosses paths again with Ji Won, who was labeled a traitor after the leaked mission and has been left stranded in South Korea. Both recognize each other, but think the other doesn’t. Harboring agendas of their own, Han Kyu and Ji Won end up working and living together, but they develop an ambiguous camaraderie that throws their contending missions into greater doubt and greater danger.

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Directed by Ha Gil Jong, the 1975 Korean classic The March of Fools speaks to the lives and mindset of the youth generation in the seventies. A big hit at the time, the film revolves around two college students, philosophy major Byung Tae and French lit major Young Ja, who meet, bond, and angst about school, family, relationships, and the uncertain future. Though the hint of love hangs over their ambiguous friendship, neither reveal their feelings until the day Byung Tae must leave for the army. Adapted from Choi In Ho’s novel, The March of Fools was followed by the sequel Byung-tae and Young-ja in 1979..
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Is there such a thing as justifiable murder? Acclaimed actor Gam Woo Sung (King and the Clown) returns to the big screen to deal bloody justice in the crime thriller Outlaw. Writer-director Kim Cheol Han draws from real-life serial murder cases to provide the setting for this intense film about an enraged detective working outside the law to exact revenge on those who kill. Gam Woo Sung is riveting as the man over the edge, driven to fight violence with violence in increasingly cold manner. Actresses Jang Shin Young (Red Eye) and Lee Seung Min (Beastie Boys) also co-star in this violent and harrowing revenge thriller.

Homicide detective Jung Soo (Gam Woo Sung) is surrounded by injustice everyday, injustice that the law can’t always fix. After tragically losing his wife (Lee Seung Min, Beastie Boys) and daughter to vicious killers, Jung Soo manages to nab the culprits, but they end up walking free because of inadequate evidence. Outraged by the cruelty of the world, Jung Soo decides to take matters into his hand, and take bloody revenge on the murderers that go unpunished..
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In 2010, the comedy He’s on Duty turned into a sleeper hit at the Korean box office. Two years later, director Yook Sang Hyo and leading man Kim In Kwon team up again for Almost Che, another bumbling yet clever comedy from society’s margins. Kim In Kwon stars as homely delivery man Dae Oh, who delivers Chinese food everyday to the students of a nearby university. He falls head over heals for a student activist (You Da In, Re-encounter), and decides to join the protest movement to impress her. It’s all a pretense to get the girl, but somehow Dae Oh ends up joining the takeover of the American Cultural Center! Inspired by the real-life 1985 student protest movement, Almost Che also co-stars breakout actor Jo Jung Suk (Architecture 101) and Park Cheol Min (The Tower).

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Thrilling action, political intrigue, and forbidden romance all light up the screen in this inventive detective story set during the Joseon Dynasty! After a six year break from filmmaking, Lee Myung Se, director of the seminal Korean action flick Nowhere to Hide, returns to the director’s chair for the elegant swordsman film, Duelist. Based on a novel, this beautiful period film centers on a tomboyish detective by the name of Nam Sun (Ha Ji Won, from Damo and Love So Divine) who is investigating a case revolving around counterfeit coins. Going deep undercover in a variety of diverse disguises, Nam Sun quickly finds herself chasing after a notorious assassin named “Sad Eyes” (Kang Dong Won, from Too Beautiful to Lie and Romance of Their Own) who just may be involved in the crime she’s investigating.

These two warriors from opposite ends of the law end up clashing time and time again, but with each passing encounter, they soon discover that they share a mutual respect and attraction for one another. Will a love affair bloom on the battlefield? With an appearance by longtime actor Ahn Sung Ki in a supporting role, Lee Myung Se’s Duelist is a stylish, visually stunning example of cinematic swordplay at its finest!

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