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Eungyo

  • 2012
  • 2h 9m
IMDb RATING
6.6/10
2.9K
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Park Hae-il, Kim Go-eun, and Kim Mu-yeol in Eungyo (2012)
Lee Jeok-yo is a 70ish year old man who is a respected poet. He cares fondly for his 30ish year old disciple Seo Ji-woo. The world of these two men are shaken when 17-year-old high school student Han Eun-gyo comes into the picture, as their mind and sexual desires are awakened.
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In this film, Lee Jeok-yo is a respected poet who cares fondly for his 30ish year old disciple Seo Ji-woo. The world of these two men is shaken when 17-year-old Han Eun-gyo comes into the pi... Read allIn this film, Lee Jeok-yo is a respected poet who cares fondly for his 30ish year old disciple Seo Ji-woo. The world of these two men is shaken when 17-year-old Han Eun-gyo comes into the picture.In this film, Lee Jeok-yo is a respected poet who cares fondly for his 30ish year old disciple Seo Ji-woo. The world of these two men is shaken when 17-year-old Han Eun-gyo comes into the picture.

  • Director
    • Jung Ji-woo
  • Writers
    • Park Beom-shin
    • Jung Ji-woo
  • Stars
    • Park Hae-il
    • Kim Mu-yeol
    • Kim Go-eun
  • See production info at IMDbPro
  • IMDb RATING
    6.6/10
    2.9K
    YOUR RATING
    • Director
      • Jung Ji-woo
    • Writers
      • Park Beom-shin
      • Jung Ji-woo
    • Stars
      • Park Hae-il
      • Kim Mu-yeol
      • Kim Go-eun
    • 14User reviews
    • 14Critic reviews
  • See production info at IMDbPro
    • Awards
      • 12 wins & 15 nominations total

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    Park Hae-il
    Park Hae-il
    • Lee Juk-Yo
    Kim Mu-yeol
    Kim Mu-yeol
    • Seo Ji-woo
    Kim Go-eun
    Kim Go-eun
    • Han Eun-gyo
    Jeong Man-sik
    Jeong Man-sik
    • President Park
    Park Chul-hyun
    • Blondie
    Jang Yun-sil
    • Reporter Kim
    • (as Yun-sil Jang)
    Jung Seo-in
    • Repair landlady
    • (as Seo-in Jeong)
    Kim Kyung-il
    • 10 Line Cafe Waiter
    Ahn Min-yeong
    • Poet
    Im Mi-yeon
    • Publisher staff
    • (as Mi-Yeon Im)
    Lee Bong-gyu
    • Bookstore Owner
    Kang Deok-Joong
    • Seo Ji-Woo's Junior
    Ahn Eun-jin
    Ahn Eun-jin
    • Eun-jin
    Baek Hyeon-jin
    • Critic
    Park Jin-woo
    • Mr. Kim
    Kim Seo-kyung
    • Car Service Center Technician
    • Director
      • Jung Ji-woo
    • Writers
      • Park Beom-shin
      • Jung Ji-woo
    • All cast & crew
    • Production, box office & more at IMDbPro

    User reviews14

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    10nastiapoof

    You must feel this film to see it.

    " Roethke referred to getting old as wearing the leaden weight of what I did not do. Just as your youth is not a prize for your efforts, my agedness is not a penalty for my faults."

    This film explores poetry in a way people understand poetry, some feel it , the way they see things becomes poetry. Age is not a punishment for something one did , they shouldn't carry the weight of inadequacy when feeling same things they did when they were young. Human connection shouldn't have expiration date . I like how this film shows human nature what one doesn't understand one wants to destroy and it saddens me , jealousy is nothing but destruction.Youth that lacks experience and modesty that is acquired with age.I like how this film by carefully selected visuals portrays feelings that you couldn't put into words , it has beautiful aesthetics. The whole film is masterpiece. Honesly i feel like any words i could try to select pale in comparison to this film i feel like you need to see it to know what i meant :}
    10neil-moffatt

    Haunting and atmospheric

    This was a very tricky script to film whilst retaining plausible performances.

    Yet the result clearly is delicately, sensitively and authentically acted out, with immaculate pacing, intelligence and passion, carried by splendid camera work (especially the closeups), and astonishingly perfect music. At times the score felt more appropriate than anyone could ever have dreamed of.

    It is not without its flaws, but it is brilliant nonetheless.

    I am an instant fan of Korean cinema, pushing as it does so very much Hollywood material into the bin of mediocrity.
    10gioandao802

    Love, jealousy, devotion, loneliness, foolishness and more, all in one movie.

    Based on the novel by Park Bum-shin, Eungyo looks at the different types of relationships between the young and the old. We have the philosophical teacher, the devoted student and the foolish schoolgirl. The movie explores the author's personal thoughts on ageing, human psychology and desire in a remarkable down to earth fashion allowing us to empathise and relate to each of the three main characters on their own level.

    Student's often tend to admire, love and look up to their teachers but is that admiration and love reflected back by the teacher onto their student? What happens when the relationship between the student and the teacher eventually becomes a one way love regardless of the events which unfold?

    Romantic relationships between the old and the young are usually despised, looked down upon and pitied. Yet those individuals who are so quick to judge never truly understand the truth of the matter. This movie captures that truth perfectly for all to understand, far from biased but will almost certainly alter opinions on the subject both negative and positive.

    There is only so much that can be said about Eungyo in one review, especially when the film explores so many strong emotions as themes. In the end, who was wrong if any? Was it the student, teacher or the schoolgirl? Perhaps all had their own faults? That is for you and you alone to decide. All that can really be said is that this is NOT your average drama.

    On a side note, the score for the film is absolutely beautiful and truly reflects the different emotions occurring in crucial scenes.

    You may be left with tears, you may be left with a frown, you may be left cross or you may just be left emotionless...

    If only things could have been different.
    10renelaitinen

    A Muse: Masterpiece

    This movie is a masterpiece. Nothing less. I believe everyone should watch this film, but it takes a mature and an open minded person to understand the underlying messages. I think that is beautiful. Deep movies, those you don't fully understand at first are the ones the world needs more.
    10chrisam5671

    Eungyo-A Muse

    What to say about this movie?First let me say that there are not enough reviews for Korean cinema in my opinion.I an a HUGE fan of Asian cinema,and I wish everyone could see just how good it is!The main aspect I noticed in this movie was "Humanity"in all it's beauty.And this is Korean Cinema in it's finest!The fragility of youth,age,and love is portrayed so artfully is what makes this movie so strong!There were scenes that were so real,even in dreaminess that they took my breath away.The main character"Eungyo"was beautiful without even knowing it.When the movie ended,after a while of silence,and wiping my tears I felt this movie deserved a review,and that I had to honour the creation of it.It's a movie I will never forget,and I was deeply touched.

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      This was Kim Go-eun's first piece as an actress outside of school plays. She didn't even know auditions were on but was invited to audition anyway and was chosen over 300 other potential actresses. She was 21 at the time.

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    • Release date
      • April 25, 2012 (South Korea)
    • Country of origin
      • South Korea
    • Official site
      • Official site (South Korea)
    • Language
      • Korean
    • Also known as
      • A Muse
    • Filming locations
      • Seoul, South Korea
    • Production company
      • JUNG JI WOO FILM
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    • Runtime
      2 hours 9 minutes
    • Color
      • Color
    • Aspect ratio
      • 1.85 : 1

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