Korean, Chinese and Japanese Movie DVDs & Blu-ray

Jung Jae Young is The Plan Man, a librarian suffering from obsessive-compulsive disorder who plans out every minute of his day and follows the schedule to a T. In his world, everything must be neat and clean and go according to expectations until the day he meets a quirky, impetuous woman, played by Han Ji Min (Detective K), who doesn’t fit into his plans. Directed by Sung Si Heub, The Plan Man may be a comedy, but it takes its protagonist’s anxiety disorder seriously, presenting his daily challenges and journey towards change in a light, empathetic fashion..
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A television news anchor has the most important live broadcast of his life in The Terror Live. Written and directed by Kim Byung Woo (Written), the blockbuster thriller stars Ha Jung Woo (The Yellow Sea) as a disgraced former television news anchor who unwittingly takes a call from a terrorist on his live radio show. When the terrorist’s threat proves to be frighteningly real, the host decides to use the unfolding incident as his way to get back in the spotlight. Kim keeps his audience at the edge of their seats, barely stopping with a tense story that unfolds in real time. However, The Terror Live is more than just a simple thriller, as Kim also uses his film to condemn inept politicians and a broken system.

This edition includes making of, audio commentary and trailers.
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The debut feature of director Hur Jin Ho (One Fine Spring Day), Christmas in August stars two of the most popular actors in Korea, Han Suk Kyu (Shiri) and Shim Eun Ha (Art Museum by the Zoo, Tell Me Something). It was screened during the International Critics Week at the Cannes Film Festival in 1998.

Shot in a secluded area outside of Seoul, Christmas in August centers around a small photography shop owned by Jung Won (Han Suk Kyu), who has an incurable disease that leaves him only a short time to live. Meanwhile, he meets Darim (Shim Eun Ha), a meter reader who drops by his studio to develop pictures of parking violators. As she becomes a part of his daily routine, he finds himself becoming more and more attached to her. But he can’t express his affections to her because he knows he doesn’t have much time left.

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Following the successes of My Sassy Girl and My Tutor Friend, Korea produces another hilarious romantic comedy based on an internet novel. Teaming up for the first time, starlet Ha Ji Won and small-screen heartthrob Kim Jae Won show great chemistry and comedic flair as a feuding odd couple in 100 Days with Mr. Arrogant (a.k.a My Love Ssagajy and Slave Love).

Dumped by her boyfriend, high school student Ha Young (Ha Ji Won) vents her anger by kicking a can on the street. Unfortunately, the can hits Hyung Joon (Kim Rae Won) on the head, causing him to crash his Lexus. Owing Hyung Joon a hefty sum, Ha Young agrees to be his slave for 100 days to repay her debt. The arrogant Hyung Joon keeps her busy with various errands and housekeeping tasks, but when the sassy, straight-talking Ha Young finds out that her “master” is lying about the true cost of the car, she is determined to get even. Between all the hilarious scheming and fighting, there just may be deeper emotions in play, as Hyung Joon and Ha Young slowly discover more about each other..
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Known for bleak arthouse films like Desert Dream and Dooman River, Korean-Chinese filmmaker Zhang Lu offers a lighter story in his latest drama Gyeongju starring Park Hae Il (A Muse) and Shin Min Ah (Naked Kitchen). Amid the protagonists’ romantic undertones and offbeat fixation with an erotic painting, the film still touches on the director’s pet themes of dislocation, cross-cultural identities and personal and social trauma. The title Gyeongju refers to the film’s setting, a picturesque coastal city in southeastern Korea with deep historical roots.

Beijing-based professor Choi Hyeon (Park Hae Il) returns to Korea to attend a funeral. A conversation incites his memories of a trip to Gyeongju that he took years ago, in particular an erotic folk painting on the wall of a teahouse he visited. Choi Hyeon impulsively detours to Gyeongju, but when he arrives at the teahouse, he finds that it has a new proprietor, a beautiful woman named Yoon Hee (Shin Min Ah), and that the painting is no longer there.

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For his 18th film, Kim Ki Duk returns to the unsettling themes, shocking violence and extreme portrayal of the loneliness and brutality of the human condition that characterized his earlier works. The first Korean film to win the Golden Lion at the Venice Film Festival, Pieta is a punishingly violent look at a twisted mother-son relationship portrayed by Jo Min Su, who won Best Actress at the Daejong Film Awards for her performance, and Lee Jung Jin (Troubleshooter).

Called a “devil” by his victims, loner debt collector Kang Do (Lee Jung Jin) has his own way of collecting outstanding loans by maiming debtors and then taking their disability insurance payout. One day, a woman (Jo Min Su) appears before him, claiming to be the long-lost mother who abandoned him as a child. Kang Do subjects her to cruelty and humiliation to test her, but she takes it all without protest. Gradually, Kang Do accepts her as his mother and even begins to change for the better. Becoming more human, however, leaves him vulnerable to the violence and revenge of others..
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Starring top Korean actress Lee Young Ae and top actor Lee Jung Jae, Last Present is a love story about a cancer patient’s final days. Lee Young Ae stars as a terminal cancer patient, who decides to dedicate what’s remaining of her life to make her husband happy..
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