#Korean Movie ##Movie##School Bullying # There are a lot of excellent youth school movies in Korean movies, making you cry, laugh and cause a great sense of resonance, these movies not only contain campus love, but also a variety of serious themes such as exploring campus bullying and reflecting social humanity, today Xiaobian will bring you those high-scoring classic Korean youth campus movies. The film is in no particular order, represents only personal views, is for entertainment reference only, and comments and exchanges are welcome.
"Sunshine Sisters Tao"
"Sunshine Sisters Tao"
Sunshine Sister Tao is a classic school film directed by Kang Kyung-chul, starring Shen Eun-kyung, Min Hyo-rin and others, which was released in South Korea on May 4, 2011.
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The film tells the story of the members of the small group of "Seven Princesses" sunny in the middle school, who reunited again when they were women and mothers 25 years later, looking for the memories of youth that belonged to that era.
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This is a successful commercial comedy, the comedy bridge and sensational effect in the film depends on the excellent script, the selected actors and acting skills are in place, the film uses a montage technique, constantly in the past memories and the present real life cross-conversion, not only hints at the precious and beautiful memories of the past, but also shows the essence of friendship will not fade with time, more importantly, to grasp the current life!
"Little School Storm"
"Little School Storm"
"Little School Storm" is a classic school film directed by Park Jong-won, starring Choi Min-sik, Hong Kyung-jin and others, which was released in South Korea on August 5, 1992.
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The film takes place in the early 1960s, when the male protagonist Park Zheng follows his failed father from Seoul to the countryside. When they arrived at the new school, Park Jong found that all his classmates were subservient to the rule of the class leader "Amo", park was from the big city, and he was very proud, he did not obey Amo at all. Ammo's authoritarian rule collapsed completely after the arrival of a teacher full of democratic ideas...
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This unpopular masterpiece consists of a school, a gang, and a person, thus seeing through the whole society, telling stories through the theme of school bullying, and the core lies in satirizing the democratization of the totalitarian society of contemporary Korea. The film is superior in structure, idea, actors' excellent acting skills and story metaphors. I have to say that Korean movies really dare to make, very raw.
Our World
Our World
Our World is a school film directed by Yoon Jae-eun and starring Choi So-young, Xue Hye-in and others, released in South Korea on June 16, 2016.
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The film tells the story of the complicated and delicate relationship between Lee Sun, an isolated person who does not want to become alone, and Han Zhiya, a transfer student with the same secret.
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The film won the Berlin Film Festival Children's Film Competition Award in 2016, and the jury gave the evaluation of "perfect casting, outstanding interpretation of the actors, excellent shooting techniques complement each other", and winning the Best Newcomer Director Award at the Korean Film Blue Dragon Award also made the film's power overwhelm the once-high-profile "Busan Trip". The film does not meet the taste of the public, there is no thrilling scene, there is no eye-catching special effects and climactic turning points, and there is no consistent exposure of the dark curtain of Korean politics, and the newcomer director does a good job of sensitive and delicate details and psychological control of children in the movie. This is a children's version of Zhen Huan's biography about isolation and exclusion, and this film is not to let the audience review the experience of children with childish struggles between children, but to reflect the inherent ugliness and selfishness of human nature in the adult world from the perspective of children.
Night Flight
Night Flight
Night Flight is a gay love film on Campus directed by Lee Soong-hee, starring Guo Shiyang, Lee Jae-joon and others, released in South Korea on August 28, 2014.
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The film tells the story of Yongjun, a high school honor student, and his friend Kizawa face the pressure of the college entrance examination side by side, and also suffer from the school violence from the bully classmate Zhixiong. The three were once the best childhood nemesis, but they were strangers because of a past incident. In an off-campus brawl, Zhixiong rides Yongjun's bicycle, and their lives intersect again. Yongjun plucked up enough courage to show his long-hidden love for Zhixiong, but Zhixiong could only silently guard Yongjun's heart. The ambiguity between the two is seen by Kiser, and he is deeply betrayed, and he deliberately spreads this male-male relationship on campus, so that Yongjun and even Zhixiong are in an unprecedented crisis...
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The film was nominated for the highest rated Korean film in Douban, and Lee Song-hee is known as the director of the most gay men's films in Asia, the whole film is full and delicate, mixed with depictions of school violence, social movements, and family relations, but the biggest tone of the film is the anti-gay background of South Korea. The film repeatedly presents the rejection of homosexuality in Korean society, including schools, and this directly leads to the "humiliation" behind the male protagonist Yongjun and the promotion of subsequent emotional lines. This is one of the few good works in Asian gay films.
"Wind Wish"
"Wind Wish"
Wind Wish is a youth school film directed by Lee Sung-han and starring Jeong Woo, Hwang Jeong Yin and others, which was released in South Korea on November 26, 2009.
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The film tells the story of the protagonist Kim Jeong-kook (nicknamed Xiaoxin) who has a very happy family, his brothers and sisters are very good, and he was also raised as a well-behaved child from an early age. After going to high school, whenever he encountered setbacks, he would be depressed, and the rebellion in his heart would increase day by day, until he joined the illegal society...
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This is the famous work of director Lee Sung-han, for which he was nominated for the Korean Film Grand Bell Award for Best Newcomer Director. The film depicts the growth history of a boy from a well-behaved man to a rebellious man to a mature man, the whole film has no bloody fights and gang fights, giving people a simple and real feeling, the audience can see the shadow of their own growth in the movie, there is a strong sense of substitution, the film is cold but worth watching.
The Cruel History of Horse Porridge Street
The Cruel History of Horse Porridge Street
The Cruel History of Ma Congee Street is a youth school film directed by Yu Ha, starring Kwon Sang-woo, Lee Ting-jin and others, which was released in South Korea on January 16, 2004.
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The film tells the story of the love triangle and friendship between Hyun Soo, a model student who transfers to Main Text High School, Kim Yoo-sik, a bad student, and a beautiful girl, Kang Eun-joo.
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The film restores the school life of a Korean high school in 1978 with a nostalgic approach, unveiling a cruel campus world of abuse, gangs, and youth riots, and a strong hormonal smell of adolescent irritability, jealousy, and confusion. The film is set in 1978 at the end of south Korea's Uighur Era, which was also a time of violence, and everything from the military regime to schools and even families maintained their authority through violence. It can be said that this is a poignant ode to the youth of the New Age living in the shadow of violence. With the unique perspective of a poet, the director recreates the scene of that year.
"That Boy Is Really Handsome"
"That Boy Is Really Handsome"
"That Kid Is Really Handsome" is a youth school film directed by Lee Hwan Kyung, starring Song Seung-hyun, Jeong Do-bin and others, based on a popular novel written by South Korean writer "Cute Tao", released in South Korea on June 23, 2004.
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The film tells the love story between a rich, handsome-looking student Ji Yinsheng and an ordinary but lively girl, Han Qiansui.
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This is the early "overbearing president fell in love with Cinderella", the film exudes the fragrance of love and the fireworks of life, according to the current point of view is a bit cheesy, but the plot has logic, the character image is full, the living environment is not false, coupled with the vivid performance of the starring actor, the film has a high degree of restoration of the character plot of the novel, although the details and ending have been slightly changed, but on the whole, it has been very conscientious.
Introduction to Architecture
Introduction to Architecture
Introduction to Architecture is a youth school film directed by Lee Yong-joo, starring Yan Tae-hung, Han Jia-jin and others, which was released in South Korea on March 22, 2012.
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The film tells the love story of a couple of men and women who met in the university's introduction class on architecture, Shengmin and Ruiying, and reunite as architects and clients many years later.
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This is a film that has been delayed by the title, and those who do not know it will think that it is a film about architecture and high numbers, calculus and the like. In fact, this is a pure love movie that is not conventional and reasonable. From the occurrence of the story to the ending, everything is logical, all in response to some problems in reality, love is a thing, the chance of meeting the right person at the right time is too small, missed can never come back, and beautiful mistakes are often the closest to the truth.
"Princess Han"
"Princess Han"
Princess Han is a school film directed by Lee So-jin and starring Chun Woo-hee, Jeong In-sin and others, which was released in South Korea on April 17, 2014.
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The film tells the story of the protagonist Han Gongzhu who lost her smile due to an unexpected unfortunate event, and after transferring schools as if she were chased, she strives to return to life.
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This is a dark school sexual assault film, adapted from a real case, the director focuses on the life of the girl after being sexually assaulted, using flashbacks Interlude narrative techniques, the whole film narrative is gentle, the atmosphere is depressing, there is no usual pathos and sensationalism of such films, but such a film will re-change our perception of this society, the film not only exposes the good and evil of human nature, but also reflects the ugliness of society, based on real events This film is shocking enough, but the reality is far more cruel and desperate than the movie.
"Color is Emptiness"
"Color is Emptiness"
Color is Empty is a school film directed by Yoon Ji-kyun and starring Ren Chang-ding, Ha Ji-won and others, which was released in South Korea on December 11, 2002.
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The film mainly tells the story of the male protagonist Eun Seok who met and fell in love with Yin Xiao when he went to college after retiring from the army, which triggered a series of funny stories.
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This is the opening of a Korean sex comedy movie, I believe many people have seen it, the scale is large but it reveals a little warmth, and even tears, the core of comedy is tragedy, and sex comedy is the same. The first half is funny, the second half is moving, the male protagonist in the film can be said to be a portrayal of the heart of each dick, and the heroine's people are set in real life will not be less, if you only remember the love, then you should watch it again.