Obviously, he took the king to fry, but he beat a good deck of cards.
This sentence is sent to the new Netflix drama that began airing last Friday -
Suriname
After the official announcement of the lineup of this Korean drama, Netflix was soon rated by the audience as one of the most anticipated episodes of the year.
Judging from the starring lineup, this drama gathers three major film emperors in China and South Korea: He Zhengyu, Huang Zhengmin, and Zhang Zhen.
Coupled with Yoo Yoo Seok ("Witty Doctor Life", "Mr. Sunshine"), Park Hae-so ("Squid Game", "Witty Cell Life"), this cast is enough to make people shine.
From the perspective of the main creative lineup, director Yin Zhongbin's "Agent", "Unforgivable", and "War with Crime: The Heyday of bad guys" are all very good masterpieces.
Judging from the plot of the story, the drama tells the story of risking their lives to capture a Korean drug lord who holds great power in the South American country of Suriname, and the private entrepreneur has to assist the State Council in the secret operation and risk his life to start a journey.
With a luxurious cast of actors and creators, and based on true crime events, this highly anticipated series is really hard to find a reason to pounce on the street.
However, judging from the comments of the audience in the past week, the reputation of "Suriname" has indeed fluttered.
More film critics pointed out even more sharply that -
"The biggest problem with Suriname is that in order to cater to Netflix's global narrative, it loses the unique charm of Korean dramas based on local cultural contexts."
In the past decade or so, South Korea's "Suyuan" and "Melting Pot" have been high-scoring works based on real crime events.
An important reason why they are popular with audiences is that they do not lose the narrative context of Korea.
Nowadays, being able to have a "unique cultural background + a profound reality story + a strong cast" is a good work we want to see.
In this issue, korean real crime adaptations are listed!
Douban average score 8.0!
Relive the crime classics in Korean movies!
The Advocate
Counsel / 9.2
The film is written and directed by Yang Woo-seok, and starring Song Kang-ho, Kim Young-ae, Oh Da-so and Guo Daoyuan.
Set in Busan in the 1980s, it is based on the story of the late former President Roh Moo-hyun, who was in charge of defending the Pulin Affair when he was a lawyer.
In 1978, Song Youshuo, who only had a high school education, finally passed the judicial examination after years of hard work, and soon after becoming a judge, he changed careers to become a lawyer.
He keenly sniffed the business opportunities from the latest policies and started with the real estate book-for-book business.
Although he was ridiculed by his peers as a nightclub brother who distributed business cards anytime and anywhere, Youshuo did not think so, and stepped towards the goal in his heart step by step.
He relied on the money he earned to make his wife and children rich, and he also paid off the conscience debt he owed to his aunt at the hotel seven years ago.
In the 1980s, the struggle for democratization in South Korea intensified. Youshuo completely ignored the outside of the window and continued to make money behind closed doors.
However, the great changes in society have not allowed him to stay out of the matter.
Park Jin-woo, the son of the hotel aunt, was arrested for being accused of being a left-wing society by his subordinate Busan Reading Federation, and was subjected to brutal abuse and injustice.
Although he loves money, he is more emotional, and thus embarks on the road of defending democracy...
Sea Mist
Haemo/ 7.1
The film was produced by Bong Joon-ho, directed by Shin Sung-po, and starring Kim Yoon-seok, Park You-cheon and others.
Based on a true event in October 2001, 25 Ethnic Chinese Korean stowaways died in the Fishing Boat of the Taechang and their bodies were dumped into the sea.
In 1998, the financial crisis continued to ravage Asia, and the South Korean economy fell into a downturn due to the IMF's restrictive policies...
In Yeosu, South Korea, the captain of the ship, Chul-soo, is worried about keeping the fishing boat, and finally, out of economic considerations, he accepts a very risky task -
Transporting a group of ethnic Chinese Smugglers to South Korea.
Jeol-so and the five crew members boarded the Forward again and headed for the sea junction.
In the heavy rain, the crew took dozens of stowaways to the ship, and two of the women aroused the interest of the lonely crew.
Novice crew member Dong Zhi is even more fascinated by a young woman, Hongmei, and does not hesitate to jump into the sea to rescue Hongmei.
Dong Zhi hides Hongmei in the warm engine room, while the other stowaways all die because of the failure of the freezer, and in order to protect Hongmei, Dong Zhi will not hesitate to fight with the other crew members for their lives...
"Princess Han"
Princess Han / 7.6
Written and directed by Lee So-jin and starring Chun Hyun-hyun and Jeong Joo-sun, the film is based on a real korean incident - miyang group violence.
It tells the story of Princess Han who lost her friend due to an unexpected unfortunate event, and after transferring schools as if she were being chased, she strives to return to the world.
Han Gongzhu is an ordinary seventeen-year-old girl who loves music and hopes to become a singer one day.
However, she should have been in the happiest and carefree years of her life, but because of an accident, she completely lost her smile and gave up her dream of singing.
Leaving his hometown where he was born and raised in Si, Han Gongzhu became a transfer student at the new school.
Here, Han Gongzhu met many kind friends, and with the leadership and help of friends, Han Gongzhu gradually stepped out of the shadow of the past, and the smile returned to her face again.
However, the happy days did not last long, and the gray past was not willing to let go of the poor girl.
When the past swept in, a secret that Han Gongzhu tried to hide finally surfaced.
《Yellow Sea》
Yellow Sea / 8.5
The film is written and directed by Luo Hongzhen and starring Kim Yoon-seok, Ha Jeong-woo and Cho Sung-ha.
Based on true events, the film tells the story of a man who smuggles himself into South Korea to become a killer in order to escape his debts and another killer who hunts down the man.
The wife of taxi driver Jiu Nan, who has been working in South Korea for six months, has not been heard from for six months, and he can only anesthetize his nerves with alcohol and gambling every day.
One day, under the introduction of the creditor, Jiu Nan met Mr. Mian.
Mr. Mian is not only willing to help him smuggle himself into South Korea to find his wife, but is also willing to pay off all his debts for him, on the condition that he kill someone in Seoul.
After several twists and turns, Kyu nam finally crossed the vast Yellow Sea to Seoul. As he began to make a careful plan to kill, he began to inquire about his wife's whereabouts everywhere.
But his wife disappeared from the human world, and Jiunan, who did not kill anyone, became a suspect wanted by the police because he appeared at the scene of the murder.
At this time, due to the fear of exposing the murder of the murderer, Mr. Mian, who came from Yanbian, also tried his best to kill Jiu Nan, and Jiu Nan almost fell into a desperate situation...
Memories of Killing
Memories of Murder / 8.9
The film was directed by Bong Joon-ho and starred Song Kang-ho, Kim Sang-kyung, Park Hae-il and others.
Based on a true story, the film tells the story of a series of serial murders in a small town in South Korea, and the town police and the Su police transferred from Seoul jointly handled the case.
In 1986, in Hwaseong-gun, Gyeonggi Province, South Korea, in the summer when it was so hot that a female corpse was found in a field, it had long been smelly.
Detective Park, a town police officer, and a Su agent from Seoul take over the case, and the only thing that can be confirmed is that the female corpse was raped before her death.
The serious lack of clues allowed the inexperienced Detective Park and his partner, Agent Cao, to beat the suspect several times on the basis of rough confessions and sixth sense inference.
Agent Su was objective and calm, and according to reasoning, he eliminated the suspicion several times, and the contradictions within the police in order to prove and overturn were continuous.
However, innocent women were brutally murdered one after another, and they had to reach a consensus to cooperate together.
At this time, a young man who is very suitable for the characteristics of the crime becomes the biggest suspect, the police nervously lock him, and the DNA test report is sent to the United States, but the case does not stop here.
The Chaser
Pursuer /8.4
The film is directed and written by Luo Hongzhen, and starring actors Kim Yoon Seok and Ha Jeong Woo.
The film is based on the true case of Yoo Young-chul, the most brutal murderer in korean history.
Chung-ho became the owner of the massage parlor after retiring from the police station, and thought that he had been far away from the days of fighting and killing, but unexpectedly came to the door with greater trouble than the one he had encountered in the police station.
The waitress of the massage parlor frequently disappeared for a period of time, not an ordinary departure, and the suspicion attracted the attention of Zhonghao.
After the investigation, he found that all the missing girls were on the phone with a customer before leaving, and the last girl who received the same number to leave was called Meizhen, but unfortunately, when Zhonghao found the suspicious point, he could not contact Meizhen.
In the process of searching, Zhonghao encounters a guy dressed in blood, and his intuition, who has been working in the criminal police for many years, tells him that he is the murderer of the serial kidnapping case, and then starts to pursue.
In the police station, the suspect Yingmin, who was locked up for questioning, joked that he had killed all the waitresses, and the change in the nature of the case surprised all the criminal police.
Just as everyone is busy looking for the missing person, Yingmin smiles and tells everyone that the last missing person, Mei Zhen, is still alive...
Of the above six classic Korean crime dramas, which one do you remember the most?
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