Korean movies opening today 2012/05/10 in Korea

Korean movies opening today 2012/05/10 in Korea "Du-re Sori Story", documentary "I AM." and "The Strangers"

"Du-re Sori Story" (2011)

Directed by Cho Jung-rae

With Kim Seul-gi, Jo Ah-reum, Ham Hyeon-sang, Choi Eun-yeong, Lim Ha-nee, Choi Eun-hye,...

Synopsis
At National High School of Korean Traditional Arts, the teacher Ham is in charge of the special class, but he is always in conflict with his students as he majored in Western music. One day, the performance is canceled and it breaks the choir up. A-reum is depressed from having failed to enter a university and she splits up with Seul-gi after a quarrel. Meanwhile Mr. Ham and the rest of students make a decision to participate in a chorus contest and prepare...
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Jo Ah-reum and Kim Seul-ki who major in folk songs and pansori (dramatic singing) in the National Customs Arts School, are best friends. Ah-reum lost her parents early and spends a difficult school life living with her aunt. On the other hand, Seul-ki who is a descendant of a pansori family is elite on the outside but is always pressured by her cultural asset grandmother. The two lack in number of attendances so they have to take summer classes. The ministry of education dumps an upcoming performance on a new composing teacher Ham Hyeon-sang and the special class plays the role of a choir too. Ham majored in Western music and conflicts with the children but slowly they open their hearts to each other and become one. (2011 The 13th Seoul International Youth Film Festival)

"I AM." (2012)

Directed by Choi Jin-seong

With Kang Ta, BoA, U-Know, Max, Girls' Generation, Sin Dong-hee,...

Synopsis
The artists of SM Town who took over the world, a youth biography about their dreams and many years of effort and passion for a moment of glory.

"The Strangers" (2011)

Directed by Choi Yong-seok

With Yeo Hyeon-soo, Han Soo-yeon, Kim Joong-ki, Choi Jin-seon,...

Synopsis
Yeon-hee visits her hometown long after she lost her mother in a fire incident. At her hometown, Yeon-hee finds Seok who lost his father in the incident. By hanging around places that their parents once hung around, they try to heal their trauma together. Yeon-hee gradually gets to know why she left home and what she did not know about her mother before. A girl that she comes across reminds her of her childhood. Through the relationship with the young girl Yeon-hee recalls her lost features.