Beijing-based professor Choi Hyeon returns to Korea for a funeral but impulsively detours to Gyeongju to visit a teahouse where he meets the owner, a beautiful woman named Yoon Hee. (Source: tvN Asia) Edit Translation
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Cast & Credits
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![Shin Min Ah in Gyeongju Korean Movie (2014)]( "Shin Min Ah in Gyeongju Korean Movie (2014)")
Shin Min AhGong Yoon Hee [Coffee shop owner]Main Role -
![Park Hae Il in Gyeongju Korean Movie (2014)]( "Park Hae Il in Gyeongju Korean Movie (2014)")
Park Hae IlChoi Hyun [Man travelling Gyeongju]Main Role -
![Kim Tae Hoon in Gyeongju Korean Movie (2014)]( "Kim Tae Hoon in Gyeongju Korean Movie (2014)")
Kim Tae HoonDetective Young MinMain Role -
![Kwak Ja Hyung in Gyeongju Korean Movie (2014)]( "Kwak Ja Hyung in Gyeongju Korean Movie (2014)")
Kwak Ja HyungLee Choon Won [(college friend at funeral]Support Role -
![Baek Hyun Jin in Gyeongju Korean Movie (2014)]( "Baek Hyun Jin in Gyeongju Korean Movie (2014)")
Baek Hyun JinProfessor ParkSupport Role -
![Ryu Seung Wan in Gyeongju Korean Movie (2014)]( "Ryu Seung Wan in Gyeongju Korean Movie (2014)")
Ryu Seung WanTeacher KangSupport Role
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An interesting movie about multiple themes such as gried, loss, disenfranchisement with patrioitism. Our male lead, Choi Hyeon, is a Korean who has been living in China as a professor, back in Korea for a funeral and finds himself different. He is totally unsure how to handle himself when faced with seemingly normal south korean customers. The "Century" scene lends credence to how out of the box he is compared to his fellow Koreans. Uncaring about the potential outbreak of war, serious about an impractical life expectency for the North Korean Supreme Leader (which lends credence to the theories that Choi is actually a North Korean spy/defactor). The dealing with loss and pain aspects are done really well. Shin Min-ah as Gong Yun-hee, a tea-house owner that Choi meets while venturing around Gyeongju, puts in a great subtle performance fitting of the independent style film Zhang likes to do. Was this review helpful to you?
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