Korean, Chinese and Japanese Movie DVDs & Blu-ray

If James Bond ever gets married, he may become something similar to Sol Kyung Gu’s character in The Spy: Undercover Mission, the hilarious espionage comedy from first-time director Yi Seung Jun. Sol stars as Chul Soo, a seemingly ordinary civil service worker that is hiding his true identity of super spy from his wife Young Hee (Moon So Ri). When a bombing rocks the heart of Seoul, Chul Soo is sent to Bangkok to investigate a lead that may solve the case. While on the job, Chul Soo spots Young Hee, who is supposed to be in South Korea, with handsome stranger Ryan (Daniel Henney). Now, Chul Soo isn’t just on a mission to save his country, but also his marriage! Packed with laughs and action, The Spy is high-energy entertainment at its best!

This edition includes making of and trailers..
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From director Wong Kar Wai comes Chungking Express, a charming and breezy Hong Kong classic that’s considered by some to be the director’s signature work! Tony Leung Chiu Wai and Takeshi Kaneshiro star as a pair of cops who roam Hong Kong’s Tsimshatsui and Central districts at night. However, it’s not crime that occupies their thoughts, but failed relationships and missed romantic chances. Each finds their own possibilities in Hong Kong’s fast-moving neon cityscape, among them a mysterious runaway smuggler (a blond-wigged Brigitte Lin) and a flighty but utterly charming counter-girl (Faye Wong) at the 24-hour Midnight Express deli. Using a full compliment of stylish and enthralling cinema powers, Wong Kar Wai manages to create a poetic, emotional, and endearingly quirky look at love in the big city that’s both contemplative and breathlessly effervescent. A New Wave masterpiece with a dash of MTV sprinkled in, Chungking Express is a pop-culture valentine to a city that never sleeps, and the lovelorn individuals who look for – and sometimes find – love in the most unexpected of places!.
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Widely considered one of the best Chinese films of all time, Chen Kaige’s 1993 masterpiece Farewell My Concubine spans half a century in the lives of two Peking Opera stars played by Zhang Fengyi and Leslie Cheung. Their deep yet conflicted bond to each other and the stage is set against the upheaval of modern Chinese history, from the Sino-Japanese War and Japanese occupation to the Civil War and the Cultural Revolution. World-famous actress Gong Li plays the woman who comes between them. Remembered especially for its beautiful visuals, sprawling political and historical backdrop, and Leslie Cheung’s iconic role as the tragic Chen Diayi in love with his co-star, Farewell My Concubine met with critical acclaim worldwide, becoming the first Chinese film to the win the Golden Palm at the Cannes Film Festival as well as garnering Oscar nominations for Best Foreign Film and Best Cinematography..
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Iri and Desert Dream director Zhang Lu tells a cross-cultural story of rare friendship at the China-North Korea border in his latest indie drama Dooman River, titled after the river that lies between the two countries. Twelve-year-old Chinese boy Chang Ho (Cui Jian) lives in a poor village near the Dooman River (or Tumen River), and he is glad to find a friend in North Korean refugee Jeong Jin (Li JingLin), who is the same age as him. Life is tough at the border, however, and the other villagers feel increasingly threatened by the desperate, impoverished refugees spilling into their town. Like in his previous films, Zhang employs a minimalist, elliptical style to observe and capture the sparse landscape and harsh life in the remote frontier region between China and North Korea. Winner of the special jury prize at the 2010 Paris Cinema International Film Festival..
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One man must put his life on the line to stop a speeding subway. A fearsome race begins at 200 km per hour for two hours of white-knuckle Korean action in the 2003 thriller Tube written and directed by Baek Woon Hak. Jang Do Jun (Kim Suk Hoon), a disgraced former agent, chooses to serve on the subway police squad after a police operation that cost him the love of his life and his trust towards his corrupt supervisor. On the other hand, Kang Ki Taek (Park Sang Min), an ex-government agent in quest of revenge, kills the mayor of Seoul and hijacks a subway train full of innocent passengers. An all-out war is inevitable between the subway terrorist holding a city hostage and the detective risking his life to save others in the face of extreme danger..
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Originally released in 1963, Park Sang Ho’s seventh film Ttosuni: The Birth of Happiness has been digitally restored by the Korean Film Archive for DVD. Based on a popular radio drama, the classic melodrama stars Do Kum Bong as the eponymous heroine Tto Sun, a young hard-working woman with a good head on her shoulders. She falls in love with driver Jae Gu (Lee Dae Yub), but her father disapproves of the match. Tto Sun sets out to live independently on her own terms, working many different jobs to save up money to buy a car and start up a business with Jae Gu. Ttosuni provides a realistic portrait of the working class experience and the changing roles of women in the early sixties.

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See the movie that started a phenomenon! Before going on to helm such films as The Classic and Windstruck, director Kwak Jae-Yong delighted audiences with My Sassy Girl, an irresistible comedy that was number one at the Korean box office and even took Hong Kong cinemas by storm!

Based on a true story published on the internet by Kim Ho-Sik, this offbeat 2001 romantic comedy stars Cha Tae-Hyun (Lover’s Concerto and Sad Movie) as Kyun Woo, an all-around nice guy college student who’s on the lookout for love. While his aunt has been trying to set him up on a blind date for ages, Kyun Woo has always come up with a reason to decline, instead hoping to find the woman of his dreams all on his own. What Kyun Woo finds instead, however, is a decidedly different kind of woman. While on the subway, he has a fateful encounter with “The Girl,” a beautiful, but totally plastered young woman played by Jeon Ji-Hyun. Kyun Woo tries to ignore the girl’s drunken antics, but when she ends up calling him “Honey,” before promptly passing out, the duty falls upon our protagonist to take responsibility for the young woman since everyone on the train angrily presumes she’s his girlfriend.

Kyun Woo’s forced act of kindness ends up kick-starting a bizarre sort of relationship between the two, as the charming, but violence-prone woman starts putting our hapless hero through numerous humiliations! Kyun Woo bears with it all, becoming both a figurative and literal punching bag for this manic young woman, but as he gets to know her better, he begins to realize that there’s something deeper lurking beneath her tough girl facade. What secret does she hold? And what will it mean for their wacky, yet strangely tender relationship? See for yourself in My Sassy Girl, the film that made a bonafide superstar out of Jeon Ji-Hyun, who went on to win the Best Actress Award at the 2001 Grand Bell Awards in South Korea! It’s the rare Korean film in which the phrase “Wanna Die?” never sounded so sweet!.
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