Epitaph

Epitaph

Release Date : 2007
Director: Jeong Beom Sik, Jeong Sik
Writer: Jee Yoon Sin, Jeong Beom Sik. Jeong Sik

Cast:
Jin Goo
Kim Tae Woo
Lee Dong Gyo
Kim Bo Kyeong




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Part 2

Part 3

Part 4

Sypnosis:

“In a modern hospital in 1941, doctors witness weird events and learn DEATH is the sole healer.” In 1979, Dr. PARK receives an old photo album from his twenties in 1941 when mysterious things befell him and his colleagues. PARK was bound by his parents to marry a girl whom he never met, but fell in love with a dead woman who happened to be his arranged marriage. Meanwhile, a little girl who was apparently the only survivor a car accident was haunted by ghosts every night. After two doctors (a married couple) involved in these two stories return to their hospital from Tokyo, a series of serial murders occurs around them.

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Return

Return

Release Date : 2007
Director: Lee Kyoo Man
Writer: Lee Kyoo Man

Cast:
Kim Myeong Jin
Yoo Joon Sang
Kim Tae Woo
Jeong Yoo Seok



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Summary:

Due to inadequate use of anesthetics, a young boy experiences "intra-operative awareness" during his own heart surgery, hearing every sound and movement of the procedure. From the scalpel slicing through his body and surgical saw cutting through his rib cage, he remains completely aware! Unable to respond from the muscle-relaxation used during his surgery, the little boy is severely traumatized from this horrific accident. As a result, the child ends up brutally murdering a young girl soon after the incident. The boy is placed in a mental institution. Several psychiatrists find interest in his case, and decide to utilize radical treatment methods in order to cure the child. Through the use of hypnotism, they succeed in sealing the part of the boy's memory, his past and the personality that spawned from it. With this success, the boy is given a second chance and is placed to lead a normal life in society. 20 years later, the man's childhood is once again unlocked from a series of events, and leads to a series of gruesome murders. On a mission to spread the same pain he suffered as a child, the killer becomes cruel yet clever. As the killing continues, each of the memories and the secrets that lie 20 years in the past are slowly revealed.

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Woman is The Future Of Man

Woman Is The Future Of Man

*M18 : For Mature Audiences Only
Release Date: 2004
Director: Hong Sang Soo
Writer: Hong Sang Soo

Cast:
Yoo Ji Tae ... Lee Munho
Kim Tae Woo ... Kim Hunjoon
Seong Hyeon Ah ... Park Sunhwa




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WATCH IT HERE Part 2

Sypnosis:

On a very cold winter morning, two friends meet after many years. Hunjoon who has just got back from USA after his film studies and Munho, a part time lecturer at a university, reminisce over the past, drinking in a Chinese restaurant. Hours of drinking and talks, mixed with the recollections of the past bring them back the memory of a woman. A woman they both were romancing during the same period of time.

After wandering in their own version of reminiscence, they decided to find and meet her, who turns out to be running a hotel lobby bar in Puchon, a satellite city near Seoul. The woman, Sunhwa, without showing much emotion upon their appearance, asks them to wait in front of her apartment. When she returns, they begin a decadent drinking party till the daybreak.

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Woman On The Beach

Woman On The Beach (Hae Byeon Eui Yeo In)

Release Date : 2006
Director: Hong Sang Soo
Writer: Hong Sang Soo

Cast:
Ko Hyeun Gang ... Moon Sook
Kim Seung Woo ... Joong Rae
Kim Tae Woo ... Chang Wook




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Sypnosis:

Widely regarded as acclaimed Korean filmmaker Hong Sang-soo's finest cinematic accomplishment to date, Woman on the Beach concerns Chang-wook won (Seung-woo kim), a mercurially-tempered writer-director drafting a screenplay during his stay at an off-season oceanside resort. Chang-wook becomes acquainted with two female vacationers, each of whom unwittingly exposes undercurrents of hostility and self-destructiveness inside of him; he then uses the encounters as script fodder. The film represents Sang-soo's exploration of the machismo, aggression and hostility that typically lie at the core of the male id and are often exercised in masculine behavior. Woman on the Beach was screened at the 2006 New York Film Festival, at the Film Society of Lincoln Center. ~ Nathan Southern, All Movie Guide

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Don't Look Back

Don't Look Back (Nae Cheongchoonege Goham)

Release Date : 2006
Director: Kim Young Nam
Writer: Kim Young Nam

Cast:
Kim Tae Woo
Kim Hye Na
Lee Sang Woo



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Sypnosis:

Jung-hee, a 21 year-old college student is a lover of dance. She is confused when her father comes back after a fifteen-year absence and finds it difficult to accept him. 25 year-old Keun-woo is a telephone mechanic who enjoys eavesdropping while at work. He gets to know a woman through eavesdropping and falls in love with her. However, he is quite lost as to how he should express his feelings for her. Thirty-year-old In-ho was already a married man when he enlisted in the army two years previous. He comes home on his last leave of absence from the service. He detects something has changed in his wife but does not know what.The film is about these three young people whose lives are thrown into uncertainty. What will be waiting for them at the end of their journey through life?

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Bus Stop aka Lover's Refuge

Bus Stop aka Lover's Refuge aka L'abri
(Jeong Ryu Jang)

Release Date : 2002
Director: Lee Mi Yeon
Writer: Lee Jae Chan

Cast:
Kim Tae Wu ... Jaesup
Kim Min Jeong ... Sohee

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Sypnosis:

Jaesup, a thirty-two year old man who teaches Korean at a night school, refuses to communicate with anyone other than a hooker he meets on the street. He goes to a college reunion when he hears that his old flame and alumna Hyekyung is getting married, but gets mad at himself for not being as socially mature as her. When a new student called Sohee enrolls at the night school, Jaesup senses her pain. He finds himself attracted to Sohee who seems to be both naive and mature.

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