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Café Noir

Korean Cinema Today

Love/Romance · Films about Film · Psychology

  • Country / RegionKorea
  • Production Year2009
  • Running Time197min
  • FormatD-Cinema
  • ColorCOLOR
Program Note
Young-soo’s pining for a married woman reminds us of [The Sorrows of Young Werther]. Lost in his despair, he is wandering around Cheong Gye Cheon in Seoul, where he meets Sun-hwa, who is also despairing for love. Elsewhere, Mee-yeon suffers agony from loving Young-soo. Through them and other lovers, the story provides its own interpretation of the popular view about love and suffering. Director Jung Sung-il at times spans the torment of the individuals for over ten minutes, in his own method of depicting their pain. Many parts of the film incorporate much about Korean cinema. [Cafe Noir] is the meeting place for different types of films, a reconstruction of love, and at the same time a stroll through downtown Seoul. (LEE Sang-yong)
Director
Director
JUNG Sung-il
A gifted film critic, Jung Sung-il graduated from Sungkyunkwan Univ. with a communication major and has worked as chief editor of Kino, and as a programmer of the Jeonju International Film Festival, and is currently co-director of the Cinema Digital Seoul Film Festival.
Credit
  • Director
    JUNG Sung-il
  • ProducerKIM Jong-won
  • CastSHIN Ha-kyun
    MOON Jeong-hee
    KIM Hye-na
    JUNG Yu-mi
  • ScreenplayJUNG Sung-il
  • CinematographyKIM Jun-woung
  • Production DesignJO Sang-gyeong
  • EditorMOON In-dae
  • SoundLEE Seung-chul
  • MusicLEE Ji-yeon
  • Production CompanyPolaris Production
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  • World SalesM-Line Distribution
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Photo
BNK부산은행
제네시스
네스프레소
한맥
네이버
CGV
파라다이스 호텔 부산
한국거래소
드비치골프클럽 주식회사
트립닷컴
아이앱 스튜디오
두산트리븐센텀
팔라티움
Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism
Busan Metropolitan City
Korean Film Council
BUSAN CINEMA CENTER