Ssunday (Sunday) Seoul DVD

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Korean

English / Korean / Traditional Chinese / Simplified Chinese / off

DVD Box Set

Park Sung Hoon, Bong Tae Kyu & Lee Chung Ah

2005 Release
Seoul is an anthology of bizarre and humorous tales, strung together by the misadventures of two hapless heroes who seem blissfully unaware of their frequent brushes with the supernatural.The first story, The Werewolf, follows high school student Do Yeon (Bong Tae Gyu), who suffers regular humiliation at the hands of school bullies. He is not a good student, nor a good fighter, and he's even worse when it comes to the ladies. Do Yeon harbors a secret desire for the beautiful Ji Yeon (Ko Eun Ah), who sits in front of him in class - but has never had the courage to say anything. However, when he starts growing hair, claws and fangs, Do Yeon's world begins to change - especially when his parents tell him he's not the only one in the family ruled by the moon. Proceedings take a dark and serious turn in The Visitor as a serial killer (Park Seong Bin) finds himself stranded on a pitch-black stormy night after his car breaks down. Seeking shelter, he ends up in a strange house, occupied by a family perhaps even more dangerous than him. But the light-heartedness returns for the final chapter, The Young Adventurer. Seeking revenge for the death of his father, a young man named Typhoon (Kim Su Hyeon) embarks on a journey to learn martial arts. This amusing episode deliberately plays on the formula of numerous kung fu movies from the 70s and 80s and features a number of knowing cameos.