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Senin, 14 Februari 2011

Oki's Movie

I don't like this movie, because I don't understand what the meaning of the 4 story there.
If you understand about this movie, please give me an information
to me...

  • Country: South Korea
  • Year: 2010
  • Language: Korean
  • Producer: Kim Kyounghee
  • Screenplay: Hong Sangsoo
  • Runtime: 80

The Story

Already considered one of the forefathers of the new Korean cinema, South Korean auteur Hong Sangsoo continues to pursue a distinctive style that challenges conventional cinema. Fresh from winning the Un Certain Regard prize at this year’s Cannes Film Festival for Ha Ha Ha, he continues his current creative streak with Oki’s Movie, further evidence of a visionary filmmaker undaunted by the whims of the market.

In a multipart narrative divided into four chapters, Hong fashions a new kind of love triangle. Oki is a young and beautiful college student majoring in film production and torn between the affections of two men: an older cinema professor and a former student/ budding filmmaker. As the story shifts perspectives and timelines, Hong depicts each relationship with the authentically awkward rhythms of real life.

Rather than following the conventions of movie romance, Hong turns Oki’s Movie into a formally irreverent exercise in minimalism. A calming, mostly static visual palette evokes documentary style and imposes a kind of moral perspective on the three lovers. Ascetic in sensibility, the more Hong’s camera probes the cruder side of love, the more it shows up the baseness of romantic jealousy and competition.

The balance of tones in Hong’s films is always complex. Here he instills this love story with his unique brand of humour, but it is mixed with heartfelt melancholia. The film builds to a genuinely moving ending. But, disdainful of simplistic storytelling, Hong makes sure to wind his way to the finish with elaborate plotting and an insider’s sense of living within cinema.

Sparse, relaxed and jarringly real, Oki’s Movie bravely rejects easy classification. It is the work of a self-assured artist unafraid to expose the inner worlds of his characters to reveal their flawed humanity.

created by : Giovanna Fulvi

Romantic Island

This Afternoon I watch a really romantic movie from Korean People.
I Think this movie really standard and boring, but if you see a beautiful beach
such a name is Boracay Island, you will amazing and want to go there.

Country: South Korea
Production Company: NA
Genre: Romance/ Comedy
Director: Kang Cheol Woo
Starring: Lee Seon Gyoon, Lee Soo Kyeong, Lee Min Ki, Yoo Jin, Lee Moon Sik, Lee Il Hwa, Song Min Ji, Ki Eun Se
Length: 105 mins
Date of release: 24th December, 2008

Synopsis

Four drastically different young men and women find themselves together on the beautiful island of Boracay. Each on their respective missions, they spend the last month of the year together and find that their romantic wishes start to come true as Christmas draws near.

Kamis, 10 Februari 2011

Castaway on the Moon - 김씨표류기

Castaway on the Moon or so many people say Kim's Island, is a great movie from Korea.

The Synopsis

A man named KIM jumps into the dark, quiet waters of the Han River. He wakes up and finds himself lying on covered with sand. It is then that he realized that he failed to kill himself and simply drifted to an unknown island in the river. In one of the riverside apartment buildings, there’s a girl who hasn’t ventured out of her room for years. One day, she catches sight of a man living alone on an island through her binoculars and becomes intrigued. Day after day, his lonely but seemingly contented life triggers her curiosity and compels her to step out of her room after so many years.

  • Movie: Kim's Island / Castaway on the Moon
  • Revised romanization: Kimssi Pyoroogi
  • Hangul: 김씨표류기
  • Director: Lee Hae-Jun
  • Writer: Lee Hae-Jun
  • Producer: Mu-ryeong Kim
  • Release Date: May 14, 2009
  • Runtime: 119 min
  • Distributor: Cinema Service
  • Language: Korean
  • Country: South Korea
For Your Info
  1. "Castaway on the Moon" opened #3 at the South Korean box office selling 246,899 tickets on 348 screens (13.6% of all ticket sales) during its opening May 15th - May 17th weekend.
  2. "Castaway on the Moon" sold a total of 728,000 ticket sales, grossing 4.7 billion ₩, through its domestic theatrical run (staying in the top ten for 4 weeks).