Yesterday

Yesterday

Release Date : 2002
Director: Yeon Yun Su
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Cast:
Kim Sun Ah ... May
Kim Seung Woo ... Seok
Kim Yu Jin ... Hui Su
Choi Min Su ... Goliath


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Sypnosis:

By the year 2020, the unification of the Korean peninsula has finally occurred. Detectives from the South, and "Rangers" from the North have merged to form the Special Investigations unit. Equipped with the latest technology, their missions range from quelling terrorist cells to solving high profile murders.

Detective Suk has been assigned to solve the multiple homicides of several prominent members of the scientific community. The only common link is that all of them were found with a mysterious pendant, the same one found on his son whom Suk accidentally shot while trying to rescue him from a terrorist group.

When the police commissioner is kidnapped, and the same pendant is found at the crime scene, Seok is pulled back to Inner City to figure out what the connection is. He is also saddled with Hisu, a forensic profiler and daughter of the commissioner, who has a habit of not following orders.

At first it appears that it's just another case of domestic terrorism. The further Suk and Hisu investigates, the closer they come to a 30 year old conspiracy that could destroy their very lives!

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Libera Me

Libera Me

Release Date : 2000

Director: Yang Yun Ho
Writer: Yeo Ji Na

Cast:
Choi Min Soo ... Jo Sang Woo
Cha Seong Won ... Hee Yeo
Yu Ji Tae ... Kim Hyun Tae
Kim Gyu Ri ... Hyun Min Seong
Park Sang Myeon ... Park Han Mo

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Sypnosis:

A Korean remake of Ron Howard's Hollywood blockbuster BACKDRAFT, LIBERA ME follows the conflagrant adventures of a group of Seoul firefighters as they battle their city's raging blazes with heroic intensity. Adding difficulty to the already dangerous work is the prison release of serial arsonist Hee Yeo (Seung-won Cha), whose psychotic compulsion to start fires springs from a tragic childhood incident. Now it's up to firefighters Sang-woo Jo (Min-su Choi) and his partner Hyun-tae Kim (Ji-tae Yu) to track down the pyromaniac before his fiery obsession engulfs the city in flames, resulting in a nailbiting spectacle of special effects and action sequences.

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Sword In The Moon

Sword In The Moon (Cheongpung Myeongwol)

Release Date : 2003
Director: Kim Ui Seok
Writer: Jang Min Seok

Cast:
Jo Jae Hyeon ... Yun
Choi Min Soo ... Choi


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Sypnosis:

In this sweeping and visually stunning martial arts epic set in 17th century Korea, an elite group of Imperial guards is formed to protect the most important officials. When the group's two top warriors--sworn brothers until death--are separated by unforeseen circumstances, they are forced to turn on each other as one has become a top assassin of government officials, and the other is assigned to eliminate him. Gorgeously shot and with balletic fights in the elegant style of HERO and CROUCHING TIGER, HIDDEN DRAGON, SWORD IN THE MOON is an evocative swordplay saga filled with scenes of astonishing beauty and martial arts fight sequences of enormous power.

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Holiday

Holiday (Hol Li Dei I)

Release Date: 2005
Director: Yang Yoon Ho
Writer: Jeong Jae Ho, Kim Hee Jae, Lee Soon Yol

Cast:
Le Song Jae ... Gang Hyeok
Choi Min Soo ... An Seok



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Sypnosis:

In October 1988, Koreans were inspired by their fourth-place finish at the Olympic Games. Ji Gang-hyeok, who was sentenced to seven years in prison, and some other prisoners escape from a patrol wagon; citizens are shocked by the escape. Armed with a gun, they rob homes and take people hostages. Hostages, however, feel pity for the prisoners, who are humane and well-mannered, unlike the press accounts that portray them as brutal criminals. On the ninth day after their escape, there is a final confrontation as they are found by An Seok, the police officer who has been chasing them tenaciously. They play the Bee Gees' song "Holiday", which is Gang-hyeok's last wish, and he shouts out toward the police and the press surrounding them. "The wealthy are innocent, while the poor are guilty." His shout spreads on TV and the press, and Gang-hyeok and the others make their last choice.


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