Sunflower
(2006)
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Sunflower
(2006)
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Jeong-su Han |
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In-jae Heo |
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In-seong Hwang |
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Eun-pyo Jeong |
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Dae-han Ji |
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Seok-beom Kang |
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Byeong-ok Kim |
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Hae-suk Kim |
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Jeong-tae Kim |
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Rae-won Kim | ... |
Tae-shik
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Eun-hye Park | ... |
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Released from prison, Taesik goes to live with an adopted mother. He takes a job and tries to live a quiet life with his new family. His efforts are threatened when a politician seeks to knock the family restaurant down to build a mall.
I think this film is under rated.
As somebody who has done time in Asia and come out, i get the level of acting the lead role diplays. His body language is classic ex con.
Even the early fight scenes show blocking skills but no retalliation in a way hat took intelligent study. Or an actor that got into his role. Admitedly the daughter role iscast a bit shallow but that not acting error thats direction or script re writes I guess.
Its not subtle but neither was Will Shakespeare.
This film is up with Breath and Chingoo. One of the best films I have seen in quite a while. coming from somebody who watches way way to many films
Watch and judge for yourself.
Somebody has made the effort to adjust the genre.