(Korean with English subtitles) Helmed by one of Korea's leading directors, Hong Sang-soo, Jisook joins two of her girlfriends for a holiday in Korea's Kangwon Province. But in an eerie ...
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Title: The Power of Kangwon Province (1998)
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3 wins & 4 nominations.
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Jong-hak Baek | ... | Sangkwon |
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Yun-hong Oh | ... | Jisook |
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Yu-seok Kim | ... | The Policeman (as Yoosuk Kim) |
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Jaehyun Chun | ... | Jaewan |
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Hyun-young Park | ... | Eunkyoung |
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Sunyoung Im | ... | Misun |
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(Korean with English subtitles) Helmed by one of Korea's leading directors, Hong Sang-soo, Jisook joins two of her girlfriends for a holiday in Korea's Kangwon Province. But in an eerie twist of fate, her former lover, Sangkwon, plans a getaway for the same destination, where tragedy brings them together once again. Written by Anonymous
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husband wife relationship | drunkenness | college friend | seoul | kangwondo |Taglines:
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KoreanRelease Date:
4 April 1998 (South Korea) See more »Also Known As:
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I saw this director's "Woman On The Beach" and could not understand the good to great reviews. This film is much like that one, two people who are caught in a relationship with very little dynamic and even less interest to anyone else. Like his other films, you have to want to listen to vacuous dialog, wade through very little and become enchanted with underwritten, pretty uninteresting characters. If you feel you can like this film, don't let my review stop you. I do like minimalism in films, but I feel Tsai Ming-Liang's films are far superior. He has a fairly terrific actor in Lee Kang-Sheng in his films. There is nothing here. I wish IU liked it, but I don't. Oh, well.