Jipuragirado jabgo sipeun jibseungdeul
Réalisation:
Yong-hoon KimScénario:
Yong-hoon KimMusique:
Nene KangActeurs·trices:
Do-youn Jeon, Woo-seong Jeong, Seong-woo Bae, Yuh-jung Youn, Man-sik Jung, Kyeong Jin, Hyeon-bin Shin, Ga-ram Jeong, Ji-hwan Park, Joon-han Kim (plus)Résumés(1)
Un corps retrouvé sur une plage, un employé de sauna, un douanier peu scrupuleux, un prêteur sur gage et une hôtesse de bar qui n’auraient jamais dû se croiser. Mais le sort en a décidé autrement en plaçant sur leur route un sac rempli de billets, qui bouleversera leur destin. Arnaques, trahisons et meurtres : tous les coups sont permis pour qui rêve de nouveaux départs… (Wild Bunch Distribution)
(plus)Critiques (2)
A stunning directorial debut packed with a star-studded cast, with a great story and plenty of tension and violence. One suitcase full of money intertwines three different storylines that gradually start to fit together nicely and also leave dead bodies in their wake. Very well thought out with tense situations, uncompromising twists, violence that is not outright explicit but very naturalistic, and above all it's very entertaining with gorgeous neo-noir visuals. Koreans and Spaniards are ruling cinemas this year without a doubt! (not that it was ever otherwise, hehe). Story****, Action***, Humor>No, Violence***, Entertainment****, Music***, Visual****, Atmosphere****, Suspense****. Recommended! 8/10.
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I'm having some kind of a golden touch with Korean movies right now. I certainly don't consider it the norm for a story to be this well written, well thought out, and – most importantly – unpredictable. The actors are also very well cast, and the lead Woo-seong Jeong is convincing in his role and more himself than he’s been in a long time. There was just the right amount of violence, or at least it didn't go over the top as Koreans are sometimes wont to do. I enjoyed untangling the tangled ball around the bag and the ending was very, very satisfying.
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