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ACTOR
Jun-ho JeongHyeong-jin KongHyeon-kyeong RyuCheol Park
DIRECTOR
Jin-woo Ahn
SYNOPSICS
Donghaemulgwa baekdusan (2003) is a Korean movie. Jin-woo Ahn has directed this movie. Jun-ho Jeong,Hyeong-jin Kong,Hyeon-kyeong Ryu,Cheol Park are the starring of this movie. It was released in 2003. Donghaemulgwa baekdusan (2003) is considered one of the best Comedy movie in India and around the world.
Two soldiers from the North Korean navy are accidentally drift into South Korea after falling asleep during a fishing trip. Broke and unable to get home, they enter a singing contest whose grand prize is a trip to North Korea.
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Donghaemulgwa baekdusan (2003) Reviews
its just funny
I see the other reviewer give a harsh comment for this movie, maybe because the reviewer is korean and he/she must understand a lot of his country's condition. For me, this movie is just a lighthearted comedy that don't even can offense anyone include North Korean. Even though they depicted Northener as a dumb people but its just in a funny way and this movie also shows sympathize for them, they are the main character you know and they are depicted as a good people. I laugh a lot while watching this and they sure did this movie well with a good storyline, twist and the absolutely right time for comedy punchline. If you want to have some fun and laugh, this one is highly recommended!
Another story of mocking the country bumpkins!
In the movie, the cultural difference between urban and rural life is usually depicted through the perspective of people in modernized city. Korean movies are now taking some serious actions toward their counterpart and blood-tied brothers- the northerners. Because of political sentimentalism, most northerner movies are composed of various historical/ethnic metaphor; but this one totally dispense with any nuance of political separatism/unification since its fundamental structure is centering on the cultural alienation and drive-me-crazy situation experienced by two elite North Korean Navy members. As far as comedy is intended, this movie is the first trial to stage the northerner on the set of hyper-typified South Korean society. But its pitfall is that except for their northern accent, two heroes are not at all the very figures of North Korea but as much dumb as normal bumpkins from South Korean countryside. If this movie intended a sort of allegory for South Korean society, then it need not be scripted into a hilarious comedy; however, if intended for normal comedy, it need not employ two main characters from North Korea. As a result, this movie neither demonstrates the serious issues on the problem of Southern/Northern cultural hiatus, nor amuses the audiences with awkward slapsticks of two bumpkins.