Kim Nam Gil to reportedly lead a new mystery action K-drama! En diciembre de 1950, cuando comienza la guerra de Corea, un niño tiene que separarse de su padre, pero en la despedida él le promete cuidar de su familia. Mientras pasan los años, él va experimentando nuevos acontecimientos en su vida, pero sin olvidar la promesa que le hizo a su padre, que la sigue cumpliendo. Una película que cuenta las vidas de las personas que van a través de los tiempos difíciles desde la Guerra de Corea hasta la actualidad. Synopsis by WikiDrama Edit Translation
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- Título original: 국제시장
- También conocida como: Gukjeshijang , International Market , Gukje Market
- Director: Yoon Je Kyoon
- Guionista: Park Soo Jin
- Géneros: Drama, Guerra
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![Hwang Jung Min in Ode To My Father Korean Movie (2014)]( "Hwang Jung Min in Ode To My Father Korean Movie (2014)")
Hwang Jung Min Papel principal -
![Kim Yoon Jin in Ode To My Father Korean Movie (2014)]( "Kim Yoon Jin in Ode To My Father Korean Movie (2014)")
Kim Yoon Jin Papel principal -
![Oh Dal Soo in Ode To My Father Korean Movie (2014)]( "Oh Dal Soo in Ode To My Father Korean Movie (2014)")
Oh Dal Soo Papel principal -
![Jung Jin Young in Ode To My Father Korean Movie (2014)]( "Jung Jin Young in Ode To My Father Korean Movie (2014)")
Jung Jin YoungYoon Jin Goo [Deok Su's father]Papel principal -
![Jang Young Nam in Ode To My Father Korean Movie (2014)]( "Jang Young Nam in Ode To My Father Korean Movie (2014)")
Jang Young NamPark Gil Ryo [Deok Su's mother]Papel secundario -
![Ra Mi Ran in Ode To My Father Korean Movie (2014)]( "Ra Mi Ran in Ode To My Father Korean Movie (2014)")
Ra Mi RanYoon Kkeoch Bon [Deok Su's aunt]Papel secundario
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I’ve read elsewhere that the story does resemble that of Forrest Gump, but here I think there is a very different emphasis. Forrest Gump focuses mainly on one man’s journey, while this show also touches on modernity and how it’s perceived by our parents’ generation, and the generation gap between our parents and our current generation.
As a broad sweep through Korean history, definitely a good and well-dramatised one. For non-Koreans it’s definitely quite enlightening since it does feature certain events outside the North-South conflict narrative we usually see in action movies.
But in general, the movie is so moving because of its emphasis on family and one’s duty to family, and that’s why I found it so moving. Bonus fact: watched it in the cinema with my mum and I think it's safe to say there wasn't a dry eye in the cinema hall!
Was surprised to see Kim Yunjin snag such a major Korean role after watching her in Lost. However, Hwang Jung-min’s character definitely takes centre stage in the story. He does such a great job. Oh Dal-soo as usual is fantastic as his comical sidekick.
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