My Sassy Girl

My Sassy Girl ( Yeopgijeogin geunyeo ) is a South Korean film carried out by Kwak Jae-yong, left in 2001.

Synopsis

Kyun-woo, studied young person, meet one evening in the subway a passably drunk young woman. Under the offusqués glances of the users of the subway who believe that it is her boyfriend, it will accompany it in a hotel so that she can rest. Kyun-woo finally re-examines it in better circumstances, thus discovering an energetic young woman with diverting outspokenness. Gradually, Kyun-woo is found in spite of him attached to it.

Data sheet

Title: My Sassy Girl
original Title: Yeopgijeogin geunyeo (엽기적인그녀)
Realization: Kwak Jae-yong
Scenario: Kwak Jae-yong, according to a novel of Kim Ho-sik
Production: Shin Chul and Park Geon-seob
Music: Kim Hyeong-seok
Photography: Kim Sung-bok
Assembly: Kim Blood-beom
Country of origin: South Korea
Format: Colors - 1,85:1 - Dolby DIGITAL - 35 mm
Kind: Romantic comedy
Lasted: 123 minutes/137 minutes (Director' S cut)
Coming out date: July 27th 2001 (South Korea)

Distribution

Jeon Ji-hyeon : The girl
Cha Tae-hyun: Kyun-woo
Kim In-mun: The father of Kyun-woo
Song Ok-sook: The mother of Kyun-woo
Han Jin-hee: The father of the girl

Around film

an American remake, carried out by Gurinder Chadha, is planned for 2006.
the film was projected in France the March 13rd 2004 within the framework of the Festival of Asian film of Deauville.

Rewards

Price of the best actress (Jeon Ji-hyeon) and of the best adapted scenario of an already existing work, at the time of the Large Beautiful Awards 2002.
Price of the most popular film, at the time of the festival FanTasia 2003.
Price of best foreign film, at the time of the Hochi Film Awards 2003.
Price of best Asian film at the time of the HongKong Film Awards 2003.
Nomination for the price of best foreign film, at the time of the Awards off the Japanese Academy 2004.

See too

Internal bonds

External bonds

Critique Sancho does Asia
Critiques Cinemasie
Critiques HK Handled

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