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Directed : Kim Han-min Genre : Action,Historical Cast : Park Hae-il, Ruy Seung-ryong Summary : 13 years after the King Injo Revolt, the Chosun Dynasty is attacked by the Chung Dynasty of China. A young man named Na-mi leaves his demolished village to find his young sister, Ja-in, and her finance Su-koon, who were to [...]
Genre : Comedy Cast : Yoo Dong Geun, Yoon Jin Seo, Kim Jung Hoon , Oh Kwang Rok, Cha Hwa Yun, Song Jae Ho Time : 100min Release : 08/12/2011 Director : Park Joong-goo Story : Jeong Min-kyeong ,Park Joong-goo Summary : This movie will tell family story of working as a rookie secretary for [...]
Product Title: Banquet At Hongmen (DVD) (China Version) Artist Name(s): Jacklyn Wu | Kristy Yang | Hu Jun | Wang Kang | Xiao Rong Sheng | CHEN BAO PING | Guo Jun | Huang Wei Ming Release Date: 2005-04-15 Language: Mandarin Banquet at Hongmen is a HD Digital film in China catered for screening in [...]
Director: Wuershan Writers: An Changhe , Zhang Jiajia Stars: Masanobu Andô, You Benchang and Liu Xiaoye “The Butcher, the Chef and the Swordsman,” a dizzying period pop extravaganza from China, explodes with brio. Directed by Wuershan, a veteran of commercials who is making his feature debut, the film ricochets in a breakneck delirium from ham-fisted [...]
Opening:29 Dec 2011 Genre:Action, Adventure, MartialArts Distributor:Golden Village Pictures Director:Tsui Hark Cast:Chen Kun, Jet Li, Kwan Lun-Mei, Li Yuchun, Mavis Fan,Zhou Xun The bad guys are the eunuchs of the Imperial Court, who have created their own unaccountable secret police, armed with bizarre weapons and utterly ruthless in their quest for power and wealth. The good guys are led by [...]
Well-known director Jang Jin reached a milestone in 2011 with the production of his 10th feature film. Having been active in both film and theatre circles since his debut in 1998, Jang is known for a particular style of comedy: a distinctive blend of understated wit and melodramatic pathos, of reflective calm followed by madcap [...]
The Journals of Musan is the second South Korean film reflecting on the lives of such refugees that I’ve seen in the past two months, (the other being Jeon Kyu-hwan’s Dance Town), that brings table tennis into the plot like it’s as common a cultural signifier for North Korean refugees as the ’125′ that brands their ID [...]
So-young (Park Min-young) is a shy young girl working as a pet shop beautician. She takes a liking to a white-haired cat named “Silky,” and reluctantly agrees to be a temporary custodian for her when her owner dies under mysterious circumstances. Soon, she learns that the cats picked up around a particular apartment complex and [...]
Art movies are neither a popular nor profitable film genre in China, even though its annual box office exceeded 10 billion yuan ($1.54 billion) last year. With commercial productions of star-studded local hits and imported blockbusters crowding screens, little space remains for the domestic arthouse scene. For that reason, “The Piano in a Factory” (2010) [...]
You are about to enter another world that is the film End of Animal. Or is it a dream, and if that, more like an apocalyptic nightmare? Whatever it is, it’s a world that has signifiers that you know, but anything powered by electricity is cutoff. This means mobile phones as well. Even though cellular phones [...]