A FROZEN FLOWER

Asian Movie Name : A FROZEN FLOWER

Asian Movie Genre : Drama, Action

Asian Movie Rating : R

Asian Movie Time : 133 min

Asian Movie Director : Yoo Ha

Asian Movie Starring : Jo In-Seong, Joo Jin-mo, Song Ji-hyon

Asian Movie Writer : Yoo Ha

Asian Movie Studio : Mongkol Cinema

Country : South Korea

Movie Location : Korea, Republic of

Special detail of the Movie :

A Frozen Flower is based on a true story from Goryeo Dynasty (918-1392) Korea and takes its title from a song of that era which described the sexual relationships between men and women.It was the first film to shoot at the newly built Jeonju Cinema Studio.

Asian Movie Synopsis :

Set near the end of the Goryeo era (AD 918 ~ 1392), Korea was politically manipulated by the Yuan Dynasty in China. The ambitious King of the Goryeo Dynasty organizes Kunryongwe, as his royal guards and escorts. HONG Lim, the commander of Kunryongwe, captivates the King of Goryeo, and the Queen keeps her eyes on the relationship between HONG Lim and the King with a reluctant view.Meanwhile, the bilateral relations between Goryeo and the Yuan gets worse as Yuan demands to install the cousin of the King as the Crown Prince of Goryeo, attributing to the fact that there is no heir sired by the King. The high-ranking officials of Goryeo, who are in submission to Yuan, are hence discontented with the king.One day, the King gives HONG Lim a covert yet objectionable order to sleep with the Queen in his place to protect the independence of Goryeo from the Yuan by making a son, the successor to Goryeo throne. And so begins a complex love triangle which enthralls and captivates.

Antique

Asian Movie Name : Antique

Asian Movie Genre : Comedy, Drama

Asian Movie Rating : PG-13

Asian Movie Time : 109 min

Asian Movie Director : Min Gyoo-dong

Asian Movie Starring : Joo Ji-hoon, Kim Jae-wook, Yoo Ah-in, Choi Ji-ho, Andy Gillet, Kim Chang-wan

Asian Movie Writer : Min Gyoo-dong

Asian Movie Studio : Rose Media & Ent.

Country : Korea

Movie Location : Korea, Republic of

Special detail of the Movie :

The Korean adaptation antique from a manga by Fumi Yoshinaga depicting the lives of four men who work in a small bakery The series won the 2002 Kodansha Manga Award ,It is one of the most successful Korean Asian Movies ever made and the film was exhibited at the Berlin International Film Festival in February 2009.The script of the Asian Movie follows the main plot threads of the manga closely.

Asian Movie Synopsis :

The story revolves around Jin-Hyuk, the owner of the antique bakery who have both of money and countenance but he want to find his real love so he was hire Son-Woo, who’s a patisserie, Ki-beom who's boxer champion former and the bodyguard name Soo-yeong to work together in his shop.All of them have the past that difficult to forget and don't want to confront but sooner the secret from the past must slowly reveal.

FOREVER ENTHRALLED : MEI LANFANG

Asian Movie Name : FOREVER ENTHRALLED : MEI LANFANG

Asian Movie Genre : Biography, Drama, History

Asian Movie Rating : -

Asian Movie Time : 147 min

Asian Movie Director : Kaige Chen

Asian Movie Starring : Leon Lai, Ziyi Zhang, Hong Chen, Masanobu Ando, Honglei Sun

Asian Movie Writer : Kaige Chen

Asian Movie Studio : Mongkol Cinema

Country : Hong Kong

Movie Location : China ,Hong Kong

Special detail of the Movie :

Forever Enthralled follows the life of Mei Lanfang, one of China's premiere opera performers. Known during production as Mei Lanfang, the film's English title was changed in November 2008, shortly before its release, to Forever Enthralled.The film made its international premiere by shown in competition at the 59th Berlin International Film Festival, where it received positive responses, with critics calling it a "sumptuous" film.

Asian Movie Synopsis :

The film open in the early 20th century with Mei Lanfang ,widely regarded as one of the most legendary opera performers in all of Chinese history. Though a male, Lanfang built his reputation on the basis of outstanding performances as female characters, and in fact lived out his private life buckling under the weight of repressed emotions. Kaige structurally divides the epic into segments. The film commences with a 70-minute sequence that depicts Mei's reaction to a letter from his uncle, cautioning him against the dangers of an operatic career; in the years that follow, Mei recoils from social rules that severely restrict his actions. The narrative then moves forward in time by a decade, to a point where Mei has somehow managed to bound over the said limitations and establish himself as the single most popular opera star in all of China. Conflict lingers, however - present in Mei's repeated onstage duels with the performer Swallow 13 (an apocryphal character who represents a composite of several real-life figures), whose style is the polar opposite of his own. Kaige then moves ahead in time to explore Mei's efforts to juggle a second marriage to Fu Zhifang (Hong Chen) and his relationship with his manager, Oju Rubai (Sun Honglei), whose passion for Mei's onstage craft (and, possibly, a desire for Mei himself) know no bounds. Sadly, a pitfall to Mei's familial security soon presents itself in the form of a young female admirer, Meng Xiaodong (Ziyi Zhang) with whom he lapses into a love affair.