While the release of his Choi Min-sik/Han Suk-kyu starring historical film “Forbidden Dreams” is still eagerly awaited by fans, melodrama supremo Hur Jin-ho is set for the release of his 43-minute short film “The Present”, starring the inimitable Shin Ha-kyu.
Synopsis
Ha-neul and Bo-ra are getting ready to open an establishment, when their plans to develop a fire-fighting thermal imaging camera by day and night fail, and they are on the verge of being kicked out of their studio. When everything seems to be hitting a brick wall, a strange man appears in the middle of their studio and claims that is his factory… A collaboration beyond time begins!
Shin Ha-kyun seems to have found a fancy for comedy of late. The actor, best known for his serious, hard-hitting roles in films such as “The Villainess” and “Pied Piper”, among others, has been in films with comedic elements in...
Synopsis
Ha-neul and Bo-ra are getting ready to open an establishment, when their plans to develop a fire-fighting thermal imaging camera by day and night fail, and they are on the verge of being kicked out of their studio. When everything seems to be hitting a brick wall, a strange man appears in the middle of their studio and claims that is his factory… A collaboration beyond time begins!
Shin Ha-kyun seems to have found a fancy for comedy of late. The actor, best known for his serious, hard-hitting roles in films such as “The Villainess” and “Pied Piper”, among others, has been in films with comedic elements in...
- 10/31/2019
- by Rhythm Zaveri
- AsianMoviePulse
The Korean comic sensation that is “Tajja” first exploded onto the silver screen with director Choi Dong-hoon’s smash 2006 hit “Tazza: The High Rollers”, which featured an all-star cast in a gripping, dark tale set in the underground gambling world of the Korean card game Hwatu. The film went on to win numerous accolades and still ranks among the Top 50 highest-grossing Korean films of all time. Naturally, the successful film spawned a tv-drama followup and a sequel in 2014’s “Tazza: The Hidden Card”, a film that was so below mediocre and such an evident cash grab that it seemed to have heralded the end of the franchise on-screen. But now, 5 years later, director Kwon Oh-kwang attempts to reshuffle the cards and literally change the game with “Tazza: One-Eyed Jack”.
Doh Il-chool is a disinterested student, but an exceptional gambler who is very adept at reading people in poker. One night at the gambling den,...
Doh Il-chool is a disinterested student, but an exceptional gambler who is very adept at reading people in poker. One night at the gambling den,...
- 10/27/2019
- by Rhythm Zaveri
- AsianMoviePulse
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