Sad Movie (Korea)

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Many tears will flow in the aptly titled Sad Movie! Both at home and abroad, Korean cinema and television have become widely renowned for their compelling, tenderhearted romantic melodramas, and in late 2005, delighted moviegoers got to see the latest twist on that genre. Contemporary K-Drama gets anthologized in Sad Movie, a star-studded cinematic omnibus of tales that revolve around fragile matters of the heart, touching human relationships, and the way in which several ordinary couples try to cope with the rigors of love, life, and bittersweet romance! Stepping into the director's chair for this multi-storied motion picture is writer/director Kwon Jong-Gwan, fresh off of his 2004 directorial debut film S Diary.

This time around, however, Kwon helms a picture featuring a huge, all-star cast including such impressive actors as Jung Woo-Sung (from A Moment to Remember), Im Su-Jeong (from A Tale Of Two Sisters), Cha Tae-Hyeon (from My Sassy Girl), Yeom Jeong-Ah (from The Big Swindle), Shin Min-A (from A Bittersweet Life), Son Tae-Yeong (from Ghost House) and Lee Ki-Woo (from The Classic). Filled with such an amazingly diverse and rarified cast, Kwon Jong-Gwan's Sad Movie effortlessly weaves a poignant anthology about life, loss, and above all, love!