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- Titolo Originale: 초행
- Conosciuto Anche Come: Chohaeng
- Sceneggiatore & Regista: Kim Dae Hwan
- Generi: Drama, Famiglia
Cast & Ringraziamenti
- Kim Sae ByeokJi YoungRuolo Principale
- Jo Hyun Chul Ruolo Principale
- Jo Kyung Sook[Ji Young's mother]Ruolo di Supporto
- Jung Do WonMin HyukRuolo di Supporto
- Kil Hae Yeon[Soo Hyun's mother]Ruolo di Supporto
- Ryu Je SeungDong UkRuolo di Supporto
Recensioni
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Looking at Kim Dae Hwan’s filmography, I see that he had an appearance in the Sageuk, Jang Hee Bin and this is his second film (first being with him writing behind it). It’s clearly a cheap production with a hand held camera for even the tracking scenes but the amateurish camera work adds credibility to the realistic story of two soon to be parents that are forced to meet each other's parents, both of whom have a tense relationship with. There is a bit of a social difference between the two but that doesn’t play too much into the story, only serving to put a slightly wider wedge between Ji Young (Kim Sae-byuk, The Woman Who Ran) and Ji Young’s mother, who pushes Ji Young into doing things that she can brag about to her friends. And likewise for Su-hyun (Jo Hyun-chu, Inspector Koo) and his father, only the difference being that his verbally abusive father thinks it's a step to being a man, likely revealing why the son doesn’t see his family. The family greetings turn from pleasant to awkward very quickly. But the couple are great together. Both are mature and will talk things out when there are disagreements. Both are understanding when it comes to each other’s families. And then in the end, they were happy in their fates, just walking among the nightlife of the city. Questa recensione ti è stata utile?