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Movie Title : Haebyonui Yoin (Woman on the Beach)
Release Date : Jan 9, 2008 Limited
Genre Movie :Drama,Art House & International,Comedy
Mpaa Rating : Unrated

Actors :Seung-woo Kim,Tae-woo Kim,Hyun-jung Go,Song Sun-mi,Ban-ya Choi,Chan Jung,Chang-wook Won,Hyun-joung Ko,Joong-rae Kim,Ki-woo Lee,Moon-sook Kim,Seon-mi Song,Sun-hee Choi

Widely regarded as acclaimed Korean filmmaker Hong Sang-soo's finest cinematic accomplishment to date, Woman on the Beach concerns Kim Joong-rae (Kim Seung-woo), a mercurially tempered writer/director drafting a screenplay during his stay at an off-season oceanside resort. Joong-rae becomes acquainted with two female vacationers, each of whom unwittingly exposes undercurrents of hostility and self-destructiveness inside of him; he then uses the encounters as script fodder. The film represents Hong's exploration of the machismo, aggression, and hostility that typically lie at the core of the male id and are often exercised in masculine behavior. Woman on the Beach was screened at the 2006 New York Film Festival, at the Film Society of Lincoln Center. ~ Nathan Southern, Rovi
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Woman on the Beach, perhaps [director Hong's] most accessible film (and often a funny one, too), is a good introduction, even if it is not a masterpiece. Here's hoping more of his films see the light of an American day.
G. Allen Johnson-San Francisco Chronicle

A richly satisfying film that compassionately probes the human heart while preserving its elusive mysteries.
Jeff Shannon-Seattle Times

Reminiscent of Godard's Contempt, but writer-director Hong Sang-soo--South Korea's foremost chronicler of romantic maneuvering--is more aptly compared to Eric Rohmer for his subtle comedy.
J. R. Jones-Chicago Reader

You won't need a degree in Korean cinema to anticipate that complications will arise.
Jonathan F. Richards-Film.com

The scenery's great and the performances adequate, but wake me when it's over.
Jack Mathews-New York Daily News

An elegant serving of comic Seoul food from director Hong Sang-soo.
Jan Stuart-Newsday

Hong has a deceptively simple director's touch, an organic breeziness that makes things feel spontaneous and improvised.
Chris Chang-Film Comment Magazine

Addresses in a serious/comical undertone something dearly personal and subtle the director has to say that's worth paying attention to.
Dennis Schwartz-Ozus' World Movie Reviews

A study of mannerisms and relationships that pauses for the occasional philosophic sidebar.
Christopher Long-Movie Metropolis

Hong [Sang-soo] moves slowly but deftly through scenes rich with social games and veiled confessions and allows his characters to emerge sadder but wiser.
Sean Axmaker-Seattle Post-Intelligencer

Woman On The Beach is a stripped-down, witty explication of how we all get stymied by the impulses and options inherent in the simple act of living.
Noel Murray-AV Club

Korean director Hong Sang-soo's Woman on the Beach offers flavors of quarterlife angst and romantic insecurity for which American audiences clearly have an insatiable appetite.
Benjamin Sutton-New York Press

Writer-director Hong Sang-soo, called the Asian Eric Rohmer by some, has crafted what may be his most accessible exploration of young adult relationships
David Noh-Film Journal International

supremely refined
Chris Cabin-Filmcritic.com

Unpredictable and refreshingly inventive, this flick certainly stands on its own as perhaps South Korea's kookiest contribution to the battle-of-the-sexes genre.
Kam Williams-NewsBlaze

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Filmmaker Joong-rae, suffering from writer's block, takes a trip to the coast with his production designer Chang-wook, who brings along the vivacious Moon-sook. Soon after their arrival, Moon-sook falls for Joong-rae's advances; however, the fickle hero can't commit and he awkwardly parts with her. What had been a sardonic Jules and Jim turns into a burlesque Vertigo when Joong-rae returns to the coastal resort and attempts to recreate the original romance with a woman who resembles Moon-sook, until his jilted lover shows up... Deemed by many critics to be Hong Sang-soo's most sheerly enjoyable and satisfying film, Woman on the Beach satirizes the misalignment of art and life, as the mysteries of the heart and the mysteries of artistic creation collide in ways that are both ironic and affecting.


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