R Point

R Point

Release Date: 2004
Director: Kang Su Chang
Writer: Kang Su Chang

Cast:
Gam Woo Seong ... Liutenant Choi
Son Byung Ho ... Sergeant Jin
Mun Yeong Dong ... Private Byun




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Sypnosis:

During the Vietnamese war a Korean military base receives a distress transmission from one of their units stationed at a strategically important location known as R-point. The grim message relays that the unit is under attack, soldiers are dying and assistance is desperately needed, but the base members just listen in shock and horror. This is because the unit in question went missing at R-point no less than six months ago and the one person who survived the ordeal was left horribly burned and screaming deliriously that his squadron was slaughtered by an unknown enemy, not the Viet Cong. If the soldier is telling the truth, then who is sending these distress signals?

To answer this question the military call in First Lieutenant Choi (Gam Wu-seong), a decorated soldier who has garnered a reputation that trouble follows him on whatever mission he takes. He is assigned a platoon of rag-tag soldiers, seemingly plucked from the local whorehouses and loaded with syphilis. Not exactly the kind of bunch you want to take into such a mysterious mission, but seeing as the official line is that they’re going to R-point merely to investigate the whereabouts of a missing unit, no-one suspects that the crew are deeply under prepared for what is about to face them. However, when they arrive at their destination, they uncover an old stone tablet with an inscription stating that many years ago, Chinese soldiers slaughtered innocent Vietnamese and built a temple above their graves. The tablet then reveals a harsh warning: If you enter this consecrated ground with blood on your hands then you will never be able to leave. Choi’s squad is about to discover that this is no idle threat….

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Marriage Is A Crazy Thing aka Crazy Marriage

Marriage Is A Crazy Thing aka Crazy Marriage
(Gyeolhoneun michinjishida)

M18 : For Mature Audiences Only
Release Date: 2001
Director: Yoo Ha
Writer: Yoo Ha

Cast:
Gam Woo Seung ... Jun Young
Uhm Jung Hwa ... Yeon Hee




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Sypnosis:

Marriage and promiscuity are the two tough subjects tackled in this provocative Korean film. Yon-hee has a one night stand on the eve of her wedding, and decides to keep her sexual conquest as a sex partner at the weekend. Her partner soon starts to have doubts, however, becoming torn between Yon-hee and seeking out a real relationship for himself.

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Spider Forest

Spider Forest (Geomi Sup)

Release Date : 2004
Director: Son Il Gon
Writer: Son Il Gon

Cast:
Gam Woo Sung ... Kang Min
Suh Jung ... Min Soo Jin



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Sypnosis:

Kang Min (Gam Woo Sung), a TV reporter, stumbles onto a horrific scene of double murder in an isolated cabin. His colleague and newscaster, Soo Young (Kang Gyung Heon), is one of the victims. She whispers, "Spiders ... it's so scary" before breathing her last. Kang notices a mysterious figure and gives him chase, only to be upstaged and beaten unconscious. Dazed, he walks into a highway tunnel and spies a familiar looking shadow, just before being crushed by a speeding SUV.

Kang somehow survives a harrowing brain operation but becomes a major suspect in the double-murder case. Encouraged by his cop friend assigned to the case (Jang Hyun Sung), Kang retraces his steps leading to his discovery of the murder victims. He cannot shake the feeling, however, that there are strange gaps in his memory ... and they have something to do with the beautiful and kind studio photographer Soo Jin (Suh Jung) whom he interviewed for a TV program, as well as her stories about that darned forest crawling with those creepy spiders.


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The King and The Clown (Wang Ui Namja)

Release Date : 2005
Director: Lee Joon Ik
Writer: Choi Seok Hwan

Cast:
Lee Jun Ki ... Gong Il
Gam Woo Seung ... Jang Saeng
Jeong Jin Yeong ... King Yeonsang


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Sypnosis:

Two performing clowns (Lee and Gam Woo Sung from Spider Forest) produce a satirical play, which criticizes the country's ruler. While this makes them highly popular amongst the common people, it gets them into a world of trouble with the authorities. The two performers are arrested and accused of treason, a crime that carries the death penalty.

The clowns then make a deal with the King (Jeong Jin Young - Hi, Dharma) - if they can make him laugh with their play-acting, he will spare them. They are successful, and become the official entertainers of the royal court. Things become more complicated, however, as the king shows increasing affection towards one of the clowns and they realize that their lives may have begun down an irreversible path. A thrilling drama exploring secret desire in the top echelons of power, King And The Clown is a taboo-breaking cinematic treat that tackles subject matter rarely seen in Korean Cinema.

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