Yoo Ah-in and Park Shin-Hye in #살아있다 [#Saraitda / #Alive] (2020) │dir: Cho Il-hyung

burning (2018)

Burning

버닝 (2018)

ᐢ..ᐢ - #Alive (2020)

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✩ Personal Rating: 7.4/10

✩ IMDb Rating: 6.3/10

Thomas Flight x “In Priase of Subtle Performance”.

Big, intense performances are the ones that get a lot of the recognition and praise (often for good reason!). But a lot of my favorite moments of acting are tiny, subtle expressions. In this video I highlight the power of some of these subtler moments of performance, and acknowledge that talent is about much more than intensity.

Beo-ning | Burning (2018), dir. Chang-dong Lee

#Alive (2020)

Yoo Ah-In

“Seoul Vibe” is full of backstabbing, murder and mayhem. Director Moon Hyun-sung does a commendable job at keeping the plot moving. But he knows that the wild car chases are the key to this movie.  Full review here.

Goodbye Earth (Jongmalui Babo/종말의 바보): Season 1 – TV Review

TL;DR – This is an interesting premise that is well acted, but the glacial pace holds it back when there is such a specific counting clock driving all the motivations.   ⭐⭐⭐ Rating: 3 out of 5. Disclosure – I paid for the Netflix service that viewed this series.Warning – Contains scenes that may cause distress. Goodbye Earth Review – In the past couple of years, there have been two huge…

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Goodbye Earth (2024) - Serija / 종말의 바보 / Jongmalui Babo Godina: 2024- (april) Žanr: Drama / SF / Triler Glavne uloge: Ahn Eun-jin, Yoo Ah-in, Jeon Seong-woo, https://filmonizirani.net/goodbye-earth-2024/

#살아있다 (#Alive) by Il Cho, 2020

Yoo Ah-in, Jun Jong-seo, and Steven Yeun in Burning (Lee Chang-dong, 2018) Cast: Yoo Ah-in, Steven Yeun, Jun Jong-seo, Kim Soo-Kyung, Choi Seung-ho, Mun Seong-kun, Min Bok-gi, Lee Soo-Jeong, Ban Hye-ra, Cha Mi-Kyung, Lee Bong-ryeon. Screenplay: Oh Jungmi, Lee Chang-dong, based on a story by Haruki Murakami. Cinematography: Hong Kyung-pyo. Production design: Shin Jum-hee. Film editing: Kim Da-won, Kim Hyun. Music: Mowg. Not surprisingly, given that it's based on one of his short stories, Burning gave me the unsettled feeling I get from reading Haruki Murakami's fiction: the sense that the world is stranger than it appears when we go about our daily routines. And that looking too closely at its anomalies can be dangerous. Certainly, if Lee Jong-su (Yoo Ah-in) had never paused to reacquaint himself with Shin Hae-mi (Jun Jong-seo), a friend from his childhood now grown up, he would never have been drawn into the mystery that surrounds her and Ben (Steven Yeun), the acquaintance she brings back from a trip to Africa. But who's to say that Jong-su's life, marked by his mother's abandoning the family when he was a child and by his father's trial for an act of angry violence, would have taken an easy course? The tension that builds throughout Burning is born of peeling back the layers of the quotidian. If we all did that, we probably wouldn't encounter elusive cats, disappearing women, Korean Gatsbys, and compulsive acts of arson the way Jong-su does, but Lee Chang-dong makes it entirely plausible that we might, which results in a brilliant, challenging, haunting film.

Yoo Ah In

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