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Genres:
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Drama /
Action /
Fantasy /
Romance /
Music
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Director:
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Young-jun Kim
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Actors:
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Hee-seon Kim,
Dong-jik Jang,
Yu-jeong Choi,
Bang Hyep,
Hak-cheol Kim,
Ju-yeon Kim,
Hyeon-jun Shin,
Jin-yeong Jeong,
Ju-bong Gi,
Su-ro Kim
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Duration:
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118 min.
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Rating:
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(6.2/10)80.5
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Plot Summary:
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It is 14th century Yuan Dynasty China, the countryside is under Mongolian rule and the distinguished-crossed lovers, Jinha and Sullie, illegitimate daughter of a Mongolian commander, are caught in the middle. When her shelter died, Sullie?s generate, Taruga, took her away and later planned to marry her slow to form an affinity with a compelling Chinese warlord. Things recover worse when Jinha learns that Taruga was the bodily who ordered the slaughter of his entire bloodline. Fuelled by hatred, he masters his issue secret warlike arts, the Bichun Arcane Art. Many pugilists, who are also afte... r the secret scroll, struggle to occupy him. During single of such attempts, Junkwang, a lucre and mighty son of a Han lord, helps Jinha. But undoing has it that Junkwang is the person that Sullie is forced to marry. When Junkwang knows everywhere their love, he plots to organize Jinha killed.
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Bichunmoo
With Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon, Ang Lee and co took the martial arts epic to a new level, particularly in its more subtle, cultivated handling of relationships and emotions. Bichunmoo attempts something similar, but director and co-writer Kim Young-Jun is no Ang Lee, he doesn't have that ability to perceive the feature in a way that transcends discrimination (but hey, it is his feature debut). As such, Bichunmoo may seem degree muddled to Western audiences. Although it bypassed cinemas in the UK, it was a stupendous smash in Korea though - beaten at the clout office in 2000 only by Activity Impossible 2 and Gladiator. It's an fascinating slice of martial arts cinema, despite its chronicling shortcomings. Based on an 80s manga serial by Kim Hye-Rin, it conc...
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