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Woman Is the Future of Man
(2004)
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Title: Woman Is the Future of Man (2004)
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| Ji-tae Yu | ... |
Lee Mun-ho
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Tae-woo Kim | ... |
Kim Hyeon-gon
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Hyeon-a Seong | ... |
Park Seon-hwa
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Ho-jung Kim | ... |
Park Bo-yeong (Mun-ho's wife)
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Yun-beom Bae |
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Su-Jeong Eom |
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Seung-chae Lee | ... |
(as Ji-seon Lee)
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Dal-su Oh |
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Language:
KoreanRelease Date:
14 May 2004 (South Korea) See more »Also Known As:
Woman Is the Future of Woman See more »Box Office
Opening Weekend:
$4,763 (USA) (3 March 2006)Gross:
$11,807 (USA) (5 May 2006)Company Credits
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I enjoy these outtakes of real life films very much, if they are done right it feels like you can watch and watch for hours on end without feeling bored, another Korean example of this type of film is 'Nakta dul' which I think is better.
The actors are good and fit their respective roles well and its a realistic portrait of these people. That is for the situations they are in as well. The role sex has here makes me a bit embarrassed to be a male, the guilty mood is created by sexual desire and the lenghts they take to fulfill it. "We don't have real culture, people are only thinking of sex" or something along the similar lines was uttered in the café, somehow it sums it up.
Its an OK movie that I give a 5 of 10.