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Format: DVD
Nov 2004
Rated R
Recording Mode: (unknown)
175 min.
Color
UPC: 702727065729 |
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Movie Description
One of South Korea's top-grossing films, director Si-myung Lee's 2009: LOST MEMORIES blends sci-fi, action, politics, and history into a time-bending thriller which explores issues of national and cultural identity. Set in the year 2009, the film operates in an alternate reality where Japan retained control of its Korean colonies after World War II and the independent nation of Korea never existed. Masayuki Sakamoto (Dong-Kun Jang) is a Korean police detective comfortably assimilated into this Japanese-occupied state until a routine investigation reawakens his nationalist pride. Assigned to probe a terrorist attack on a museum exhibit displaying historical artifacts, Sakamoto is soon drawn into an underground network of Korean freedom fighters who seek their nation's independence. As Sakamoto's sympathy for the rebel group urges him into action, the Korean grows increasingly at odds with his Japanese best friend and partner Shojiro Saigo (Toru Nakamura)--setting the stage for a tense and bloody showdown.
Film Notes
DVD Features:
Region 1
Keep Case
Anamorphic Letterboxed Widescreen - 16:9
Audio:
Dolby Digital 5.1 - Korean
Dolby Digital 5.1 - English
Additional Release Material:
Trailers - 1. Original Korean Trailer
2. ADV Previews
Additional Footage - 1. Production Video Diary
Addition Product:
Insert - Track Listings
Tracks:
1. Prologue - History Lesson
2. Museum Attack
3. J.B.I. Briefing
4. Investigation: Scene of the Crime
5. Friendship
6. Investigation: Mean Streets
7. Family Ties
8. Investigation: Back to Square One
9. Road Kill
10. Connecting the Dots
11. Field Research: Harbin
12. Seeds of Doubt
13. Bureaucracy
14. Brutal Truths
15. Frame Up
16. New Alliances
17. History Lesson
18. Hard Decisions
19. Turning Point
20. Now or Never
21. History Repeats Itself?
22. Soul Mates
23. Epilogue
24. End Credits
Industry Reviews
"A beautifully designed and ambitious example of Korean cinema....[The film] confronts the political and national enmity between Korea and Japan with astonishing directness..."
New York Times - Jeannette Catsoulis (05/20/2005)
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