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Phantom Lawyer
Two lawyers with trauma histories, they're going to have a bonding moment soon... you just know it....
Already laughing at the scenes with Shin I-rang's brother-in-law (played by Jun Suk-ho). His role as a part-time actor is boding well for future comedic scenes to be lively and the two actors are interacting well so far.
Mom just rolling with whatever her son is doing...loving it. (trying not to spoil too much here)...
Call It Love
This is not the typical cross-lovers story. Shim Woo Joo - in her quest to avenge her family from her late father's mistress (and later wife) who took away their home - she meets Han Dong Jin (the woman's son). And in her attempt at revenge, she falls in love.
Even if the story sounds like the typical storyline, the execution is different. Here she has a male-best friend who is just a friend. There is no best friend-in love with her in silence troupe. They are truly best friends and he falls in love with her older sister. It explores what happens when a parent leaves home to be with someone else from different perspectives. Hae Sung (the eldest daughter) is always dating the wrong men but never gives up on being with someone. Yet, when she finds out that the man she is seeing is actually married, she feels horrible about herself because she has sworn never to do that. She knows how painful that is. Woo Joo took on the weight of the house, not going to school and working. She is the strong one, the one who takes charge, the one that suffers in silence while her older sister can play and her younger brother too. She is the one with the consuming anger, the one that knows the face of her father's lover, the one who confronted him and watched him leave with the other woman. And she is the one who seeks revenge when the woman throws them out of their home. Ji Goo was too little when it happened. He only remembers his father as a loving man. He never saw him with another woman, and he lives a pretty much carefree life. Their mother is also an elegant woman, who doesn't lower herself in front of the mistress or her unfaithful husband. I liked that too. I can understand their pain, I could relate to Woo Joo in many ways.
I could also see Dong Jin and how his mother's actions also affected his life. How he carried the shame of her unethical behavior, how he has to deal with the consequences of her actions. These are young people that are living with the hurt and pain, and I liked watching their healing process. I liked how the story unfolded, leaving cliché out of the equation. It felt real and its bittersweetness, mixed with the sweetness of hope, balancing the mood of the story.
I truly loved the story and recommend it.
Poster from iMDb -https://www.imdb.com/title/tt26228312/
INTRUDERS (2013) ★★★★☆
Un scénariste se retire dans un chalet isolé de haute montagne pour terminer son dernier projet. Il est cependant dérangé par des invités indésirables et envahissants… “Jo-nan-ja-deul” (조난자들), ou “Intruders” pour la distribution internationale, est un thriller sud-coréen datant de 2013, écrit et réalisé par Noh Young-seok, à qui l’on doit également “Daytime Drinking” (2008). Les acteurs…
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Way Back Home 비밀의 정원 Dir: Park Sun-joo (2019) [Osaka Asian Film Festival 2020]
Way Back Home
비밀의 정원 「Bimilui jeongwon」
Release Date: October 05th, 2019
Duration: 113 mins.
Director: Park Sun-joo
Writer: Park Sun-joo (Script),
Starring: Han Woo-yun, Jun Suk-ho, Jung Da-eun, Oh Min-ae, Yeom Hye-ran, Yoo Jae-myung,
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Director Park Sun-joo graduated from making short films to her debut…
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