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Kim Soo-mi, "Lee Sang-woo, If I had a daughter, I would give her to him" (Source)
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Alternative title : "Black Heart"
Synopsis
Nam-hee struggles to make a living selling fruit as she lives with her mom who thinks she is still a young girl (ill with Alzheimer’s) and her senseless daughter who only dreams of becoming an anchorwoman. One day, Joon, a mysterious guy appears before three eccentric women. Having more time together, Nam-hee who got tired of living feels at peace and her heart flutters for the first time through Joon. When Na-rae senses it, she is confused and gets jealous of mother’s love, but finally realizes that mom is also a woman. Thanks to Joon, a love messenger, they become slowly aware of true meaning of family...
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 Lee Sang-woo has transformed from Koo Se-ju to 'Joon'.
Lee Sang-woo, who captured women's hearts in SBS "First Wives' Club", is attempting to capture female movie goers as an innocent, charming man in the movie "Beyond All Magic".
If Koo Se-ju in "First Wives' Club" was the wealthy, good-looking, well-mannered, ideal man, the Lee Sang-woo in "Beyond All Magic" is the awkward charming boy you remember as your first love.
Lee Sang-woo plays Joon, who provokes the evil intentions of three mother-daughter couples. With his lacking yet bright, uncorrupted spirit, he shows Nam-hee (Shin Hye-jin) the forgotten feelings of love, Kan-nan (Kim Soo-mi) the wonderful memories of her 20s, and Na-rae (Lee Da-hee) the importance of family.
Interest for Lee Sang-woo comes from more than the three characters in the movie. After the press conference, the message board was filled with messages such as "Lee Sang-woo seems warm-hearted" and "His acting, body, and looks are all perfect".
Kim ...| More |
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In late April, Iron Man arrived in the Korean cinema, smashing the box office into very profitable pieces. In mid-May, Prince Caspian took the baton and kept up the pressure on Korean competitors. Last weekend, whip-wielding Indy joined the Hollywood-only party, roped in plenty of movie tickets sales.
The bombardment of Hollywood films dragged down the share of Korean films to a record low. But the bleak development was widely predicted since only a couple of new Korean releases were made. June might be slightly different, as eight Korean movies are set for release.
"Girl Scout", directed by Kim Sang-man, will hit theaters on June 5, featuring well-known actors such as Kim Seon-ah, Nah Moon-hee, Lee Kyeong-sil. The film will test whether the audiences still have an appetite for a chase-the-money drama with fewer funny moments than publicized.
Waiting in line for the June 12 release are four Korean films: "Life is Cool", "Beyond All Magic", "Spare" and "Like Father, Like Son". ...| More |
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