Having starred in the TV dramas Over the Rainbow and I Love You, singer Hwanhee takes on his first film leading role in Star. A romance drama by Virgin Snow director Han Sang Hee, the film unfolds the touching love story between a Hallyu superstar and a common girl, backdropped by the beautiful scenery of Japan’s Ishigaki Island..
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Winner of Best Film and Best Screenplay at the 34th Blue Dragon Film Awards, Lee Joon Ik’s heartwrenching drama Hope (a.k.a. Wish) portrays how a family copes after the young daughter is sexually assaulted. The powerful, emotionally draining story sensitively follows the victim, the parents and the community’s grief, struggle and healing in the aftermath of shocking tragedy, shining light and humanity on a family’s darkest hours. Sol Kyung Gu and Uhm Ji Won play the devastated parents who must face their worst nightmare and piece their family back together, while child actress Lee Re breaks hearts as the precocious Hope.
On her way to school in a quiet rural town, eight-year-old Hope (Lee Re) gets abducted, then raped and beaten. The physical damage to her body is so severe that she will never be able to fully recover. Shocked and devastated, Hope’s parents Dong Hoon (Sol Kyung Gu) and Mi Hee (Uhm Ji Won) try their best to help their daughter recover physically and psychologically and to seek justice against the perpetrator. But to do so, Hope must recount her abuse again and again. Day by day, this family of three must cope and heal, and somehow find a way back to health, hope and normalcy.
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Released in 1968, the original Love Me Once Again was a huge box office success and pop culture phenomenon in the sixties and seventies. Directed by Jeong So Young, the seminal tear-jerking classic provided the blueprint for many Korean melodramas to come, including multiple sequels and remakes of the film.
Hye Yeong (Moon Hee) falls in love with Sin Ho (Shin Young Kyun) with the intentions of marrying him one day. But she finds out too late that Sin Ho is already married and has a family. Though pregnant, Hye Yeong resolves to leave Sin Ho, and raises her son Yeong Sin (Kim Jeong Hun) by herself. Eight years later, she brings Yeong Sin to Sin Ho, believing that he would be able to better provide for their son’s future. Yeong Sin, however, just wants to return to his mother..
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Cha Tae Hyun leads an ensemble cast of thieves in the blockbuster period heist film The Grand Heist. Directed by Kim Joo Ho, the crowd-pleasing hit brings together a group of eleven opportunists from different walks of life to steal an unlikely prize – ice, and lots of it – a valuable commodity in days of yore. Oh Ji Ho (Sector 7), Min Hyo Rin (Sunny), Song Jong Ho (The Princess’ Man), Lee Chae Young (Miracle), Sung Dong Il (Miss Conspirator), Ko Chang Seok (The Front Line), Shin Jeong Keun (Runway Cop), and child actors Cheon Bo Keun and Kim Hyang Gi join Cha Tae Hyun to form the “Joseon Ocean’s Eleven”. Song Joong Ki, Lee Moon Shik, and musical actor Nam Kyung Eup also make cameo appearances in the film.
Despite being the son of an official, Duk Moo (Cha Tae Hyun) spends his days in the market as a bookseller, ogling at girls and foreign books from far off lands. His carefree days come to an end when he gets framed for possessing a banned book as part of corrupt official Jo’s (Nam Kyung Eup) plan to exile Duk Moo’s father and gain control of the ice supply. To counter Jo’s ice monopoly, Duk Moo hatches his own plan to steal all the ice blocks from the storehouse in one night. For this seemingly impossible heist, he’ll need the help of the former royal guard (Oh Ji Ho) in charge of the ice storehouse, a financial backer (Sung Dong Il), a deep-sea diver (Min Hyo Rin), a disguise master (Song Jong Ho), an explosives guy (Shin Jeong Keun), a tunneling expert (Ko Chang Suk), and a gisaeng spy (Lee Chae Young).
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What happens when a magician who makes a living conjuring ghosts actually encounters real ghosts? The directorial debut of Love Phobia and Two Faces of My Girlfriend screenwriter Hwang In Ho, Spellbound brings together Korean romantic comedy cuteness with horror movie chills. A big hit at the box office, the spine-chilling romance stars Lee Min Ki (Quick) as the hapless magician and the always charming Son Ye Jin (White Night) as the quirky girlfriend with a supernatural connection.
Every magician needs a unique gimmick and Jo Goo’s (Lee Min Ki) is horror. His magic shows scare and thrill the audience by calling out a vengeful spirit, played by assistant Yeo Ri (Son Ye Jin). It was Yeo Ri’s introverted, gloomy presence that inspired Jo Goo to turn his street tricks into a successful horror show. What the ghost-summoning magician doesn’t know is that Yeo Ri really can see ghosts. Ever since a near-death experience years ago, Yeo Ri has been haunted by the ghost of her high school friend and driven to a life of loneliness. Everyone close to her has been chased away by her ghostly companions. Jo Goo, however, cluelessly invites himself into Yeo Ri’s life and falls in love with her, raising the dangerous ire of Yeo Ri’s resentful dead friend.
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Jang Gyoo Seung, the director of crowd-pleasers Lovely Rivals and My Teacher, Mr. Kim, returns with his new comedy Small Town Rivals. He employs again the comedic charms of “Mr. Kim” Cha Seung Won, who goes even further against type this time as an unshaven, rough-mannered, and very tanned hillbilly. Cha trades verbal spars with comedy regular Yu Hae Jin, who plays it calm and straight as his friend and rival. The two actors previously shared screens in Over the Border and Blood Rain, and their chemistry here easily drives the film. Jang continues to tweak and improve on the winning formula of his last two films, throwing political satire and affecting drama in with slapstick humor and witty dialogue. The director shows a genuine ability to stay in touch with his audience, and Small Town Rivals not only attracted healthy box office numbers, it also garnered him a Best Screenplay nomination at the 44th Daejong Awards.
Dopey farmer Cho Choon Sam (Cha Seung Won) recently became village chief, a position of great importance…in his tiny village. Meanwhile, his elementary school classmate Noh Dae Gyu (Yu Hae Jin) just got elected county magistrate. Choon Sam is rather weary of his old friend Dae Gyu’s newfound success, but he reluctantly re-establishes ties in hopes of getting some public works favors for his village. The upright and good-natured Dae Gyu, however, is working on a tight budget, leading Choon Sam to be even more disgruntled and suspicious. When Dae Gyu tries to construct a nuclear waste disposal facility in the province, Choon Sam leads a demonstration to oppose the project, pushing the friends-cum-rivals into a political showdown.
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Discover the magic of Dongmakgol! Filmmaker Park Kwang Hyun makes a stunning directorial debut with Welcome To Dongmakgol, a touching tale of war and peace. Kang Hye Jung won the Best Supporting Actress Award at the 43rd Daejong Awards for her performance in Welcome to Dongmakgol.
During the Korean War, a platoon of North Korean soldiers are attacked with only Commander Lee (Jung Jae Young, from Someone Special), Private Jang (Im Ha Ryong, Arahan) and kid soldier Taek Ki (Ryu Deok Hwan) surviving the carnage. After meeting a beautiful young girl named Yeo Il (Kang Hye Jung, from Old Boy), the soldiers follow her back to her village, an Eden-like place known as Dongmakgol.
In this town that time forgot, the locals carry on with their lives, completely oblivious to the fact that the Korean War has been raging on for the last couple of years. Due to their ignorance of the political situation, the villagers see nothing wrong with welcoming two South Korean soldiers, Lieutenant Pyo (Shin Ha Kyun, from Save the Green Planet) and a cowardly medic (Seo Jae Gyung, from Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter…and Spring). Adding an international flavor to the mix is Captain Smith (Steve Taschler), an American pilot forced to make an emergency landing in the mythical Dongmakgol. After an intense confrontation that causes the destruction of the village’s prized warehouse, the bitter rivals decide to put their differences aside for the time being, until they can help make up for the loss.
Although initially confused by the villagers attitudes toward life, the soldiers soon realize that they have found a paradise, a safe haven from the world of guns, bombs, and tanks. By interacting with these plain-spoken rural folks, the soldiers’ ideas of patriotism and war suddenly get subverted, as they embrace the more peaceful outlook demonstrated by the inhabitants of Dongmakgol. But with the death and destruction of the outside world soon encroaching on the peaceful village of Dongmakgol, can these bitter enemies band together to protect the people that have given them a second chance at life? Based on the play by Jang Jin and featuring a wonderful score by Joe Hisaishi, Welcome To Dongmakgol is a heartwarming, deeply moving motion picture, full of unforgettable imagery and heartfelt sentiment!
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The Korean drama sensation that swept Asia! Returning to the small screen for her first TV drama in over a decade, Korea’s original sassy girl Jeon Ji Hyun reteams with her The Thieves co-star Kim Soo Hyun in the SBS fantasy romance You Who Came From the Stars (a.k.a. My Love From the Star). Filled with heart, humor and suspense, the romantic drama revolves around the unlikely love between a bumbling actress and an emotionally detached alien who landed in Korea during Joseon times and stuck around for over 400 hundred years till the present day. Co-starring Park Hae Jin, Yoo In Na and Shin Sung Rok, You Who Came From The Stars not only lit up the ratings in Korea, it became a huge trend-setting hit throughout Asia.
Do Min Joon (Kim Soo Hyun) first arrived on earth in 1609, but in order to protect a girl he met, he missed his chance to return to his home planet. Four centuries later, he is still living in Korea and working as a professor, the latest of many identities he’s taken on through the years. Understanding that he doesn’t belong to this world, the exceedingly rational Do Min Joon maintains distance from everyone save for one friend (Kim Chang Wan) who knows his secret. All is quiet and well for him until top actress Chun Song Yi (Jeon Ji Hyun) moves in next door and comes barging into his cloistered life. Loud, proud and bumbling yet irrepressibly lovable, Song Yi throws Do Min Joon off guard, and he can’t help but protect her when her career takes a stumble. The two begin to fall in love despite themselves but Do Min Joon’s days on earth are numbered.
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A desperate mother gets a second chance to save her daughter from being killed in SBS’s high-concept time-slip suspense drama God’s Gift – 14 Days. No one is safe from suspicion in this mystery thriller packed with dark secrets and unexpected twists. Lee Bo Young (I Hear Your Voice) and Cho Seung Woo (Horse Doctor) lead a talented cast that includes Jung Gyeo Woon (History of the Salaryman), Kim Tae Woo (That Winter, The Wind Blows), Jung Eun Pyo (Incarnation of Money), No Min Woo (Full House Take 2), B1A4’s Baro (Answer Me 1994), Secret’s Han Sun Hwa and child actress Kim Yoo Bin (Oh! My Lady).
During the live broadcast of her talk show, writer Kim Soo Hyun (Lee Bo Young) receives a phone call from a serial killer who announces that he has kidnapped her daughter, Saet Byul (Kim Yoo Bin). Days later, Saet Byul’s body is found in a lake. Down and devastated, Soo Hyun returns to the lake to commit suicide. At the same time, trouble-mongering private detective Ki Dong Chan (Cho Seung Woo) has been thrown into the lake by gangsters. As the two drown, a mysterious light envelops them. When she regains consciousness, Soo Hyun discovers that she has gone back in time to two weeks before Saet Byul’s death. Enlisting the help of Dong Chan, Soo Hyun has exactly 14 days to find the killer and save her daughter, but no matter how much they try to stop the chain of events, history seems to keep repeating itself as more and more people are implicated in the mystery..
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