Suddenly, Last Summer/going South - Suddenly, Last Summer/going South (2012)

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Suddenly, Last Summer/going South - Suddenly, Last Summer/going South (2012)

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Diễn viên: Lee Yi Gyeong, Won Tea Hee

Đạo diễn: Leesong Hee Il

Hãng sản xuất: Đang cập nhật

Quốc gia: Phim Hàn Quốc

Thể loại: Phim 18+

Thời lượng: 60 phút

Giới thiệu:

I
remember one funny joke you have probably heard about. When a boy goes
to a priest for confession, he confesses to a priest that he went to a
strip club in the town at last night. With amused understanding, a
priest says, “So you saw something you should not have seen, my boy.” A
boy instantly replies, “Oh, yes, Father, I saw my dad at the club.”

The reason why I thought about that old joke at the screening of Lee
Song-hee-ill’s short film “Suddenly, Last Summer” is that its heroes
were in a similar situation not shown in the movie. Poor Kyeong-hoon(Kim
Yeong-jae), I guess all this nice high school teacher wanted was having
a little free fun at a local gay bar as a closeted homosexual, but,
unfortunately at that night, he was noticed by one of his students, and
that student even took photos of him at that bar with his cellular
phone.

His
name is Sang-woo(Han Joo-Wan), and we come to see that he has had a
crush on his dear teacher. Unlike his teacher, who is quite nervous
about the situation because he can be fired for being gay, Sang-woo is
quite open about his sexuality. He even wants to have a serious
relationship with Kyeon-hoon, and he is very determined to do anything
for that – including blackmailing his teacher with those photos.

So Kyeong-hoon reluctantly follows his pupil’s demand. They go around
Seoul together while Kyeong-hoon visits several parents of his
students. They go abroad a sightseeing ship on the Han River. It could
go on like that while nothing happens, but Kyeong-hoon finds himself
gradually attracted to Sang-woo’s passive-aggressive seduction even
though he should not have a physical relationship with a minor at any
case.

Although
there is always sexual tension churning under its surface, the movie
has a fun with its compelling drama of attraction and repulsion as it
languidly looks around the sights of Seoul seen from a ship on the
river. These sights remind me again that Seoul is really filled with
many plain concrete apartment buildings here and there on the riverside,
but they do not look awful at least. Along with many other buildings
and bridges, they look actually nice on sunny summer afternoon in the
movie, and I went along with its slow pace while appreciating the
performances of its two lead actors.

Kim Yeong-jae conveys us well the conflicting emotions simmering
inside him, and we feel sorry for his impossible situation; he can say
no to Sang-woo, but Sang-woo will keep coming to him, and he does not
know how much he can resist a growing temptation inside him. His
co-actor Han Joo-wan is subtly seductive as a young homme fatale even
though he looks a little too old at times as an adolescent character. We
always should protect minors, but sometimes they can be more sexually
active than we think, and that’s why some adults find themselves in big
trouble thanks to the teenagers like Sang-woo(if he is really innocent
as he claims, I am sure Kevin Clash will tell you a lot about that).

At
the screening I attended, “Suddenly, Last Summer” was followed by
“Going South”, another short summer afternoon story between two heroes
with their own problem. Gi-tae(Kim Jae-heung) is so desperate about not
losing Joon-yeong(Jeon Sin-hwan), with whom Gi-tae had a very intimate
relationship at the army. Now Joon-yeong finished his obligatory service
and got out of the army, and Gi-tae is almost at the end of his
service, but Joon-yeong, still conflicted about his sexuality, does not
want Gi-tae to be near him.

The movie begins with the awkward silent moment between two as
Joon-yeong takes Gi-tae to the army base by his car on the last day of
Gi-tae’s vacation. As the last desperate attempt, Gi-tae puts a sleeping
pill in the coffee he gives to Joon-yeong. Although he must go back to
his army base in less than an hour, Gi-tae drives the car to some remote
place for having a private time between them. Joon-yeong is naturally
angry about what Gi-tae has done when he wakes up, but, even while he
harshly rejects Gi-tae, his repulsion is not that far from his desire.

This short melodramatic tale is relatively less enjoyable than
“Suddenly, Last Summer”, but it has good things to be enjoyed. In
contrast to the concrete urban atmosphere of the latter, “Going South”
is filled with the fresh green rural atmosphere in its background, and
its tranquility contrasts with a hostile psychological tug-of-war
between two characters. We are again served with a nice duo performance
in this case, and Kim Jae-heung plays well with his co-actor despite his
lack of experience(this is his first movie).

At
the beginning, the director/writer Lee Song-hee-ill initially planned
to make an omnibus film consisting of three short films. The third one
was “White Night”, and it was eventually separated from two other short
films as it got extended enough to become a solo feature film during its
production. I did not have a chance to see “White Night”, but I heard
that it is also a good movie.

As an openly gay director, Lee Song-hee-ill has made several
interesting films about homosexuality, and they can show you what is
like to live as a gay in South Korean society, which are still not so
kind to homosexuality in spite of many social progresses(According to
the director, one actor left the production because his mother
threatened to kill herself with a cross in one hand and a bottle of
herbicide in the other hand as soon as she heard about his
participation). “Suddenly, Last Summer” and “Going South” indirectly
show me that aspect through their good stories, and I had a nice time
with them – and they reminded me that South Korean society has still a
lot to go for becoming a model advanced country.

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Ma Thuật Của Sex - Sex Of Magic (2002)

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Diễn viên: Bon-seung Goo, Park Seong-bin, Ji-eun Kim, Ji-hye

Đạo diễn: Seong-wook Bang

Hãng sản xuất: Đang cập nhật

Quốc gia: Phim Hàn Quốc

Thể loại: Phim 18+

Thời lượng: 110 phút

Giới thiệu:

Life is good for Park Seong-bin (Bon-seung Goo), a young, handsome
pharmacist with a beautiful fiancée, Ji-hye (Ji-eun Kim). But Ji-hye’s
lack of interest in sex is at odds with Seong-bin’s lustful enthusiasm, a
difference that concerns the future husband. Soon, he finds himself
fantasizing about the alluring actress he sees on TV. Eun-ju Choi, Jin
Kim and Ju-hyeon Lee co-star in this adult

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Nhập Vai - Role Play (2012)

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Diễn viên: Chung Ji Young, Yoon Jin Seo, Han Ha Yoo

Đạo diễn: Baek Sang Yeon

Hãng sản xuất: Đang cập nhật

Quốc gia: Phim Hàn Quốc

Thể loại: Phim 18+

Thời lượng: 76 phút

Giới thiệu: Cảm xúc mãnh liệt đến sáng tạo, sự ghen tỵ điên cuồng...
Nhà văn nổi tiếng Jeong Ho thử một trò nhập vai đầy nguy hiểm cho cuốn
tiểu thuyết mới đầy khiêu gợi của mình.

Ji Soo, một giáo sư nổi tiếng của trường đại học không thể giúp đỡ nhưng
lại nghi ngờ chồng cô vì cô luôn đầy ắp sự ghen tuông, và Hye In, một
sinh viên đại học quyến rũ và khiêu gợi, người đã nhảy vào cuộc sống vốn
bấp bênh của cặp đôi này.





Jeong Ho cảm thấy cô chỉ giống như mối tình đầu của anh và lấy cô làm
cảm hứng để viết một tiểu thuyết mới thông qua sự nhập vai. Vợ anh đã
nổi cơn ghen khi cô nhìn thấy tiểu thuyết của anh và đã làm tình đột
ngột với anh khi cô nhận biết được sự tồn tại của Hye In...

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