Lee Eun-shim (이은심)

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  Korean Cinema's long journey to achieve global respect
  2010/11/11, Source,
  [20 NOTABLE FILMS FROM KOREA] November 12, 2010 Long Live Freedom Choi In-gyu, 1946 The first major film of the post-World War II period tells the story of a Korean freedom fighter opposing Japanese colonial rule in the war's waning days. The director had previously been forced to make Japanese propaganda films, and this film was seen as his response to having been exploited during Japanese colonialism.   "The Housemaid - 1960" / "Seopyeonje" "The Housemaid - 1960" Kim Ki-young, 1960 Kim Ki-young was Korea's first renowned filmmaker, establishing his reputation with “The Housemaid- 1960,” which explores a destructive love affair between a married music teacher and a sexually predatory household servant. So convincing was Lee Eun-shim in her performance as the femme fatale that she angered the public and was unable to continue her film career,...More
• Movies to Watch in 2010
  2009/12/07, Source,
  The film industry is already preparing for next year. Many renowned filmmakers have returned to Korea to produce movies about war and sequels to hit movies.
  
  Director Im Kwon-taek will produce his 101st movie,...More
• 80 Restored Classic The Housemaid Released on DVD
  2009/08/27, Source,
  Director Kim Ki-young's best known work and a all-time classic of Korean cinema is finally available on DVD. Over several years, "The Housemaid - 1960" (1960) went through,...More