El retirado pintor de la corte '''Shin Han Pyong''' busca ajustar cuentas con el pintor más solicitado de la época, '''Kim Hong Do'''. Shin educa a su hijo para que supere a '''Kim Hong Do''', pero su hijo se suicida debido a su falta de talento. El padre entonces, obliga a su hija '''Yun Jeong''' a que se disfrace como su hermano y entre al mundo de los pintores de la corte. Ahora la adulta '''Yun Jeong''', más conocida como "Hyewon" (el nombre artistico de su hermano '''Shin''' '''Yun Bok''') finalmente entra en la corte y aprende a pintar bajo la tutela de '''Kim Hong Do''', quien es de la confianza del '''Rey Jung Jo'''. '''Kim Hong Do''' rápidamente nota el gran potencial de '''Yun Bok''' así como sus facciones femeninas. Las cosas permanecen normales hasta que '''Yun Bok''' sale y se encuentra con un juguetón vendedor de espejos, '''Kang Mu'''. Cuando comienzan sus aventuras románticas, es Kim Hong Do quien termina con el corazón roto. Los celos de Kim, y su deseo de poseer a '''Yun Bok''' física y emocionalmente, ascienden a un peligroso nivel. Synopsis by WikiDrama Edit Translation
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Reparto y créditos
- Kim Nam Gil Papel principal
- Kim Gyu Ri Papel principal
- Kim Young Ho Papel principal
- Choo Ja Hyun Papel principal
- Park Chang IkDae Han [Child]Papel secundario
- Kim Seung HoonPainter HongPapel secundario
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The story in the movie is good, interesting and although not a fast paced movie, the pace fits the story. This version seems a little darker than the drama series The Painter of the Wind.
The actors were mostly ok. Shin Yun Bok played by Kim Gyu Ri, was really well done. She managed to convey all the conflicting emotions of her character quite well. You could see within her the joy she had for painting, the pain and guilt she carried with her from her family, and the odd mixture of innocence and experience.
The other actors did well with their characters, but due to the limitations of time, most of the other characters were pretty flat.
I really disliked the portrayal of Kim Hong-Do, her mentor. Kim Nam-Gil had no subtlety in his portrayal. He went from nothing to all, out of no where (Sorry, I can't explain that more without spoilers). Park Shin Yang did a much better job with this role in the drama series The Painter of the Wind.
The music went very well with the movie, it swirled in the background like a brush on canvas.
I would also note that this movie is quite sexually explicit, and definitely not for younger viewers, though I thought that most of the sex scenes were relevant to the plot, so not completely gratuitous.
Overall, if you want to see this story I think I would recommend The Painter of the Wind as a better choice. The series is a piece of artwork in itself, with sweeping cinematography, breathtaking music, and outstanding works of art. The characters are richer and fuller, and the story is all encompassing and not quite as dark. However if you don't have time to commit to the drama and just want a quick movie, this is fine.