Tuesday, October 11, 2011

Dr. Champ


닥터 챔프 (Dak-teo Chaem-peu)

 Chinese Title : 冠军医生
Also known as: Doctor Champ
Genre: Romance, sports, medical
Episodes: 16 (to be Confirmed)
Broadcast network: SBS
Air time: Monday & Tuesday 20:55
Broadcasting dates :
Sep 27, 2010 ~ Nov 16, 2010


Synopsis

Kim Yeon Woo is an orthopedic doctor who takes up a new post at Taereung National Village, the training center for national Olympic athletes, after she is fired from her previous job. She becomes romantically involved with Park Ji Heon, a young judo athlete, and Lee Do Wook, the short-tempered, crippled director of the facility who is still haunted by the injury that had cut short his speed-skating career. This is further complicated by the presence of the swimming coach, Hee Young, who becomes her rival for the attentions of Do Wook.

Cast

Kim So Yeon as Kim Yeon Woo
Uhm Tae Woong as Lee Do Wook
Jung Gyu Woon as Park Ji Heon
Cha Ye Ryun as Hee Young
Song Ji Eun
Jung Suk Won
Kang So Ra (강소라) as Kwon Yoo Ri
Ma Dong Suk as Oh Jung Dae
Shin Dong Hee
Moon Hee Kyung
Im Sung Kyu (임성규)
Jo Min Ki

Production Credits
Director: Park Hyung Ki

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Sunday, October 9, 2011

Break Away

탈주 (Tal-joo)

 •Directed by Lee Song-hee-il (이송희일)
•Screenplay by Lee Song-hee-il (이송희일)
•Drama
•110min
Opening Date : Sep 02, 2010




Synopsis
Abandoning their military post, three soldiers escape together for different reasons. Among the three deserters, Jae-hoon escapes to see his mother who is on her deathbed from a terminal cancer, the troublemaker Min-jae escapes to take revenge against his girlfriend who betrayed him and the rookie named Dong-min escapes unable to bear the constant assaults of his seniors. As the search party closes in on them, Dong-min commits suicide from the overwhelming pressure. With no way out, Jae-hoon and Min-jae struggle to escape the situation with the help of Jae-hoon’s love interest, So-young.

Cast
Lee Yeong-hoon 이영훈 As Kang Jae-hoon (강재훈)
So Yoo-jin 소유진 As Lee So-yeong (이소영)
Jin I-han 진이한 As Park Min-jae (박민재)
Lee Tae-yeong 이태영

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Friday, October 7, 2011

Petty Romance

쩨쩨한 로맨스 (Jje-jje-han Ro-maen-seu)

•Directed by Kim Jeong-hoon-II (김정훈)
•Romantic comedy/Melodrama/Romance

Opening Date : Dec 01, 2010

Adult comic romance, between ‘Grunge’ adult cartoonist and ‘Bluff’ sex columnist, which takes place in both reality and dream.
Cartoonist Jeong-bae gets rejected every time he tries to sell his work.
One day when he got rejected, Jeong-bae sees a prize for an adult cartoon contest. He eventually tries to find a story writer for his new ‘adult’ comic.
Da-ram, who screws every work that she has to do, is kicked out from her company. While finding a new job, she is interviewed by Jeong-bae. Attracted by this huge amount of prize money, Da-ram starts to write a scenario for Jeong-bae.
This is the making film of Da-ram and Jeong-bae’s adult comic. The petty romance that nobody saw before will be start.

Cast
Lee Seon-gyoon 이선균 As Jeong-bae (정배)
Choi Kang-hee 최강희 As Da-rim (다림)
Ryoo Hyeon-kyeong 류현경
Oh Jeong-se 오정세
Song Sae-byeok 송새벽
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Monday, October 3, 2011

Desire To Kill




죽이고 싶은 (Jook-i-go Sip-eun)

•Directed by Jo Won-hee-I (조원희), Kim Sang-hwa (김상화)
•Screenplay by Jo Won-hee-I (조원희), Kim Sang-hwa (김상화)
•Thriller
•92min |
Opening Date : Aug 26, 2010

The man who wanted to die meets someone he wants to kill!
Min-ho always tries to commit suicide. He is in the hospital long term from a brain disorder and suicide attempts when Sang-eob joins his room. It's the man Min-ho would risk his life to find and kill. He has amnesia and is fully paralyzed but Min-ho can't let him off easy. Although Min-ho isn't in the best health, he has to live if he wants to kill Sang-eob.

The man who survived death meets an irritating man!
One day, Sang-eob opens his eyes to find himself a hospital room. He doesn't know who he is and he can't move a muscle. Min-ho is in the next bed with powerful eyes. They're both patients, but he's irritating. Every time Sang-eob wakes up, his head hurts, his body aches. As his memory returns, he remembers hostile things about Min-ho.

August 2010, an extraordinary combat between the two men begins.

Cast
Cheon Ho-jin 천호진 As Kim Min-ho (김민호)
Yoo Hae-jin 유해진 As Park Sang-eob (박상업)
Seo Hyo-rim 서효림 As Nurse Ha (하 간호사)
Lee Jeong-heon 이정헌 As Teacher Choi (최 선생)
Ra Mi-ran 라미란 As Nurse Soo (수간호사)
Ahn Eun-jeong 안은정

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Saturday, October 1, 2011

Animal Town: A Double Dose of Doom and Despair

Some movies radiate destitution as if life's inner light shone that much more brightly when comfort's lampshade was unceremoniously snatched off. Other films relate utter misery by flattening existence. Here, characters are like so many cardboard cut-outs, experiencing the day-to-day without even the hope that there might be a way to re-experience three dimensions again. In the first category, pain is electric; in the second, the battery is dead. I'll be the first to admit that I prefer the former type of movie, films like Stray Bullet or Bad Guy, where the tragedy before us makes us somehow miraculously feel more desperately alive. But surely there's a place for the uglier approach, too; those movies that only depress you, movies like Jeon Kyu-hwan's Animal Town, for instance, which may reflect the world around us, but steamrolls reality to make its point.

In the desaturated palette that comes from a secondhand video camera, Animal Town shows a bleak slice of life in which two protagonists -- a downtrodden pedophile (Lee Joon-hyuk) who's lost his job and an inert businessman (Oh Seong-tae) having a spiritual crisis -- seek a way out of the doldrums, which happen to be plastered with cheap, yellowed wallpaper and covered with low-grade upholstery. Oddly enough, you may find your sympathies lie with the paroled pervert, a man so ostracized his relatives shun him, his friends are non-existent, and his only way to prevent becoming a repeat offender is by heavily medicating himself into a stupor. Every time a child appears on screen -- especially one particular little girl who comes across as somewhat brain damaged -- you cringe with apprehension. But when there's no kids in sight, this big dumb lug is a heartbreaking mess as he tries to create a life for himself with a monitoring bracelet on his ankle and an apartment in the shadow of the wrecking ball.

It takes a lot longer to learn what's got his co-star so upset. Sure, his wife is a nag and his always-offscreen daughter sounds like a brat, but he's at least got religion and if not religion, at least the community of the church, and if not the community at least his own business, and if a failing business, at least a business that's still got a chance of turning around. His counterpart has no chance. He's doomed. And while the final "shocking" moments of this movie are really a cascade of contrivances, and Animal Town can feel like it hates life, Jeon's descent into despair at least has enough heart to pity the rejects and the victims.