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Showing posts with label Documentary. Show all posts

Rock Rock Rock [K-Drama]


Synopsis:
A docu-drama about the life of Kim Tae Won, lead guitarist of the legendary rock band Boohwal, or "Resurrection", as well as the different people who played a part in its history, such as former lead vocalist Lee Seung Chul.

Cast:
No Min Woo as Kim Tae Won
Hong Ah Reum as Hyun Joo
Jang Kyung Ah (장경아) as Soo Yeon
Lee Jong Hwan (이종환) as Lee Seung Chul
Bang Joong Hyun as Kim Jong Seo
Devin (데빈) as Shin Dae Chul
Kang Doo as Lee Tae Yoon
No Min Hyuk (노민혁) as Jimmy Hendrix
Kim Jong Seo as Tae Won's uncle

Title: 락 Rock 樂 (락락락) / Rock Rock Rock
Genre: Docu-drama, music
Format: Drama Special Series
Episodes: 4
Broadcast network: KBS2
Broadcast date: 2010-Dec-11 to 2010-Dec-18
Air time: Saturday 22:15

Rock Rock Rock Episode 01 - Fileserve | Filesonic | Wupload
Rock Rock Rock Episode 02 - Fileserve | Filesonic | Wupload
Rock Rock Rock Episode 03 - Fileserve | Filesonic | Wupload
Rock Rock Rock Episode 04 - Fileserve | Filesonic | Wupload

Subtitle: English hardsubbed

Goodbye, Pyeongyang [K-Movie] (RAW)


Synopsis:
Director Yonghi Yang’s previous piece, “Dear Pyeong Yang”, has told of North Korean tales. This time, he brings in “Sun-hwa”, the sister of a brother who migrated to North Korean from Japan in the beginning of the 1970s. Through “Sun-hwa”, it shows the images of the immigrant generation as well as the generation that was born and raised in
North Korea. Although ‘Sun-hwa’s growth stages are very typical, the specialty of the North Korean society is quietly shown. Through the process of establishing her identity in the North Korean society as an immigrant generation, North Korea isn’t portrayed as simply an unsociable society but as an area on earth which hold the universal image of the human society. This may be said to be producer “Yang”s special merit. The picture of family gives a normal everyday life view of the known-to-be different name, North Korea.

Cast:
Yang Gong-seon
Kang Jeong-hee
Yang Seon-hwa
Yang Geon-hwa
Yonghi Yang

Movie: Goodbye, Pyeongyang
Revised romanization: Goot-ba-i Pyeong-yang
Hangul: 굿바이 평양
Genre: Documentary
Director: Yonghi Yang
Release Date: 2011/03/03
Runtime: 82 min
Language: Korean
Country: South Korea

Movie: http://www.fileserve.com/file/UeU7Mfc
Subtitle: Not available at the moment

Count of Myeongdong [K-Drama]


Synopsis
The tears, the blood and ruins of the war left a big weight on Koreans' shoulders, one which was reflected on the many difficulties the country went through during those years. Yet, it was one of the most prolific artistic periods the country ever went through, especially in its cultural center Myeongdong, Seoul. All the trends started there, from that parade of feebly lit streets, the fog-like cigarette smoke and the sound of that decade enveloping the whole district. "The Count of Myeongdong" is not your average drama with a normal story, a beginning and a conclusion, a few characters dominating it. It's more of a docu-drama, a love letter to the Myeongdong that shone between 1953 and 1960. All the coffee shops, the theaters, the publishing companies and even television stations, and all the stars making Myeongdong great. Poets, novelists, musicians, journalists, and their romantic, tragic and crazy lives.

Cast:
Park Chul Ho as Lee Bong Goo
Lee Jin Woo as Kim Soo Young
Cha Kwang Soo as Park In Hwan
Lee Jae Eun as Jeon Hye Rin
Park Young Ji as Oh Sang Soon
Kim Sung Ryung as Kim Hyun Kyung
Ahn Jung Hoon as Kim Gwan Shik
Choi Sang Hoon as Lee Hwa Ryong
Kang Tae Ki as Lee Joong Sup
Lee Young Hoo as Seo Jung Joo
Jung Jin Gak as Lee Hae Rang
Lee Jung Sun (이정선) as Bang Ok Rye
Kim Ja Ok as Lee Hwa Ryong's sister
Lee Ji Eun (이지은) as Lee Jung Sook
Baek Shin (백신) as Ahn Jae Seung
Lee Jae Bin (이재빈) as Kim Baek Bong
Park Joon Hye (박준혜) as No Bong Shik
Jung Bo Suk as narrator

Title: 명동백작 / Myeongdong Baekjak
Also known as: Count of Myungdong
Genre: Docu-drama
Episodes: 24
Broadcast network: EBS
Broadcast period: 2004-Sep-05 to 2004-Nov-28
Air time: Monday & Tuesday 19:00

Count of Myeongdong Episode 01 - Fileserve | Filesonic | Wupload
Count of Myeongdong Episode 02 - Fileserve | Filesonic | Wupload
Count of Myeongdong Episode 03 - Fileserve | Filesonic | Wupload
Count of Myeongdong Episode 04 - Fileserve | Filesonic | Wupload
Count of Myeongdong Episode 05 - Fileserve | Filesonic | Wupload
Count of Myeongdong Episode 06 - Fileserve | Filesonic | Wupload
Count of Myeongdong Episode 07 - Fileserve | Filesonic | Wupload
Count of Myeongdong Episode 08 - Fileserve | Filesonic | Wupload
Count of Myeongdong Episode 09 - Fileserve | Filesonic | Wupload
Count of Myeongdong Episode 10 - Fileserve | Filesonic | Wupload
Count of Myeongdong Episode 11 - Fileserve | Filesonic | Wupload
Count of Myeongdong Episode 12 - Fileserve | Filesonic | Wupload
Count of Myeongdong Episode 13 - Fileserve | Filesonic | Wupload
Count of Myeongdong Episode 14 - Fileserve | Filesonic | Wupload
Count of Myeongdong Episode 15 - Fileserve | Filesonic | Wupload
Count of Myeongdong Episode 16 - Fileserve | Filesonic | Wupload
Count of Myeongdong Episode 17 - Fileserve | Filesonic | Wupload
Count of Myeongdong Episode 18 - Fileserve | Filesonic | Wupload
Count of Myeongdong Episode 19 - Fileserve | Filesonic | Wupload
Count of Myeongdong Episode 20 - Fileserve | Filesonic | Wupload
Count of Myeongdong Episode 21 - Fileserve | Filesonic | Wupload
Count of Myeongdong Episode 22 - Fileserve | Filesonic | Wupload
Count of Myeongdong Episode 23 - Fileserve | Filesonic | Wupload
Count of Myeongdong Episode 24 - Fileserve | Filesonic | Wupload

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Taxi Blues [K-Movie]

Synopsis:
In Seoul, there are 70 thousand taxies including 20 thousand corporate taxies and 40 thousand private taxies threading across the city. In most cases, a taxi driver works 12 hour shifts and must complete 20 to 30 trips a day in order to take home the smallest of earnings after paying 80 to 100 dollars to the taxi company. The taxi drivers go to every nook and cranny of the city with a variety of passengers at their side or in the back seat. One summer I became a taxi driver, driving one of Seoul’s 70 thousand taxie

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