Korean, Chinese and Japanese Movie DVDs & Blu-ray

One of the longest running franchises in Korean film history, Marrying the Mafia is back for its 10th anniversary with its fifth film! While the series shifted its attention to another family for the middle three installments, the fifth Marrying the Mafia film brings back the characters of the first film for another hilarious story about the Jang Family. Producer-writer Jung Tae Wong and director Jeong Yong Ki (from the second and third installments) return along with original stars Jung Joon Ho, Yoo Dong Geun, Sung Dong Il and Park Keun Hyung as former gangsters trying to live an honest life. Pop idols Yoon Doo Jun of BEAST, Hwang Kwang Hee of ZE:A and Son Na Eun of APink also make their film debuts in Marrying the Mafia 5.

Ten years have passed since the events of Marrying the Mafia. The Jang Family namely the infamous Three J’s (Yoo Dong Geun, Sung Dong Il and Park Keun Hyung) have quit the gangster world and started a successful construction firm. However, anyone who’s been in the underworld never truly stays out, as trouble from the Jang’s old world arrives on their doorsteps. Will the Jangs be able to stay away, or is a new gangster war about to break out?.
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Directed by Kwon Yeong Rak, the erotic horror thriller The Puppet stars Lee Jong Soo as psychiatrist Ji Hoon who falls for his friend’s girlfriend Hyun Jin (Koo Ji Sung) while treating her through hypnosis. Unaware of Ji Hoon’s feelings, she begins to heal and recover from her past trauma thanks to his treatment. Driven by his increasing lust and infatuation, Ji Hoon hypnotizes her to come visit him every Sunday afternoon..
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Sunny, yesterday my life was filled with rain…

Bringing in over seven million admissions at the box office, nostalgic blockbuster Sunny is Korea’s feel-good hit of the year. Jumping between the roaring eighties and the present-day, the crowd-pleasing film follows the friendship of seven girls, then and now. Shim Eun Kyung (Romantic Heaven), Kang So Ra (4th Period Mystery), and Min Hyo Rin (Romance Town) lead the teenage rebellion as feisty, troublemaking schoolgirls whose high school brawling days cross over with the democracy protests of the eighties. Coming of age amid pop tunes, sunny times, and fearless friendship, what lives await yesterday’s reckless dreamers when they meet again as adults? Winning Best Director at the Daejong Film Awards with just his second film, writer-director Kang Hyung Chul follows Speedy Scandal with another critically acclaimed smash hit that connects with audiences of all ages.

The picture of beauty and composure, forty-something mother and wife Na Mi (Yoo Ho Jung) seems to have achieved the ideal life. One day, she bumps into her old high school friend Chun Hwa (Jin Hee Kyung), who is hospitalized with terminal cancer but still as sassy as ever. They reminisce about their high school days together 25 years ago. Back then, Na Mi (Shim Eun Kyung) was the quirky, small-town girl who just moved to Seoul, and Chun Hwa (Kang So Ra) was the tough fighter who welcomed her into the “Sunny” crew. Along with chubby Jang Mi (Kim Min Young), foul-mouthed Jin Hee (Park Jin Joo), bookish Geum Ok (Nam Bo Ra), Miss Korea wannabe Bok Hee (Kim Bo Mi), and arrogant beauty Su Ji (Min Hyo Rin), the girls picked fights with rival cliques and danced their teenage hearts away. They vowed to be friends forever, but adolescent breakdowns and the advent of adulthood would send them all down different roads. As Chun Hwa’s health worsens, Na Mi sets out to round up the Sunny crew for one more dance.

This edition comes with commentary, making-of, art direction, music, poster shooting, special drama, music video, gallery, previews)..
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Directed by Lee Do Yoon, the crime drama Confession revolves around three men who find their fates and friendship forever changed by a terrible accident. Ji Sung (Whatcha Wearin’?), Ju Ji Hoon (Antique) and Lee Kwang Soo of popular variety program Running Man star as longtime friends for whom one misstep will lay a painful, irreversible trail of doubt, betrayal and regrets.

Paramedic Hyun Tae (Ji Sung), insurance agent In Chul (Ju Ji Hoon) and small business owner Min Soo (Lee Kwang Soo) have been best friends for most of their lives. Hyun Tae has a strained relationship with his mother, who runs an illegal gambling joint. When arson at the gambling room claims his mother’s life, Hyun Tae seeks out In Chul and Min Soo’s help catching the culprits. But as he investigates deeper into the matter, Hyun Tae realizes that his friends may have been involved in the fire.

This edition includes commentary, character gallery, stills gallery, trailer and other extras..
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Winning Best Film at the 50th Baeksang Arts Awards, the critically acclaimed courtroom drama The Attorney drew over 11 million admissions at the box office to become one of the top ten Korean films of all time. The directorial debut of webtoon artist Yang Woo Suk, the film features an enormous performance from Song Kang Ho as a civil rights lawyer fighting an oppressive government. Set in eighties Busan during the authoritarian regime of Chun Doo Hwan, the film is based on the Burim case of 1981 when 19 people were illegally arrested and tortured. Song Kang Ho’s character is modeled on the early life of late president Roh Moo Hyun, who became a human rights activist after defending students in the Burim case. Im Si Wan, a member of the pop group ZE:A, makes his film debut as one of the wrongfully accused students. Touching on a sensitive period of modern Korean history, The Attorney resonated greatly with local audiences and raised public awareness about the Burim case.

Song Woo Suk (Song Kang Ho) is a tax attorney of humble origins who passed the bar despite never attaining a college degree. He became a lawyer with only one goal in mind: to make money. Woo Suk is initially unsympathetic to student activists, but his entire life and worldview begin to change drastically when he agrees to defend his friend’s son, Park Jin Woo (Im Si Wan), who was arrested for subversive activities and tortured into giving a false confession.

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Yu Jung Won (Han Suk Kyu) is a special secret agent of the national secret intelligence service. When the boss of a weapon smuggler who offered important information to him is shot, Yu Jung Won and his colleague Lee Jang Kil (Song Kang Ho) begin to suspect each other because they guess that there is a spy within the unit. Amid this confused situation, Yu Jung Won is going to get married to Myeong Hyeon (Kim Yoon Jin) in a month. He promises her that they will travel together when he finishes with this work. Directed by Kang Je Gyu, blockbuster action thriller Shiri smashed box office records when it was released in 1999 and announced the arrival of a new era of Korean commercial cinema..
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Known for his provocative and controversial erotic dramas, director Park Cheol Su tells a powerful story of a taboo relationship between a teacher and a younger student in Green Chair 2013 (a.k.a. Love Conceptually). Thematically connected to Park’s 2005 film Green Chair, this erotic drama is about a 34-year-old university teacher who becomes the object of affection for a much younger student. A selection at the 2013 Busan International Film Festival, Green Chair 2013 is the final film by Park, who was killed in a traffic accident in February 2013..
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Joo Won brandishes the badge yet again for the snappy romantic comedy Steal My Heart (a.k.a. Catch Me) co-starring Kim Ah Joong (Whatcha Wearin’). Having played a detective many times on both the big and small screens, this time the popular actor stars as a cocky profiling expert investigating a hit-and-run case, and the investigation leads him to his first love. He soon discovers that his college sweetheart is not only a reckless driver, she’s also a notorious cat burglar!

This edition includes making of, interview with director Lee Hyeon Jong, premiere, field reports, stage greeting, trailers and other extras..
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Love starts on the wrong note in the romantic comedy Love Clinique! Park Ha Sun (Champ) is Dong Joo, a tone-deaf woman with absolutely atrocious singing. To win in love, she needs to improve her singing, so she joins a vocal training clinic taught by Shin Hong, played by popular television actor and sometime singer Yoon Sang Hyun (Secret Garden). Choi Jin Hyuk (Gu Family Book) co-stars as the object of the heroine’s long crush. Directed by Kim Jin Young (Baby & Me), the entertaining comedy also features Im Jung Eun (Shadows in the Palace), veteran actress Kim Hae Suk (The Thieves) and Park Cheol Min (The Tower).

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