Sa-kwa (I) (2005)Director:Yi-kwan KangWriter:Yi-kwan Kang |
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Sa-kwa (I) (2005)Director:Yi-kwan KangWriter:Yi-kwan Kang |
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Jun-ho Han |
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Hyeok-hyeon Jeong |
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Ji-min |
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Bu-jin Ju |
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Ra-yeong Kang |
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Cheon-gong Kim |
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Jeong-sang Kim |
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Mi-ok Kim |
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Tae-woo Kim | ... |
Sanghoon
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Han-beom Lee |
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Seon-gyun Lee | ... |
Min-suk
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So-ri Moon | ... |
Hyun-jung
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Yun Noh |
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Su-young Park |
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Min-kyeong Seong |
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A Korean relationship movie by a young director who lacks the individual style of Hong Sang-soo. Fashion business lady Hyun-jung (Moon So-ri) is dumped by her seven-year boyfriend (Lee Seon-gyun) and quickly dates and marries office mate Sangkoon (Kim Tae-woo). He seems to bore her and goes south to work when she's pregnant; she periodically encounters the old boyfriend and toys with a reunion and divorce. Convincing acting by the lovely and soulful Moon So-ri and specific details about families don't quite save this picture from seeming bland and overlong; Kang's writing confuses subtlety with aimlessness. Marginally worth inclusion in a festival (it was part of the San Francisco 49th, April 2006); there are livelier, more able Korean films out there. But Kang may still be one to watch.