This document provides summaries and recommendations for 10 Korean dramas that could appeal to European TV networks. It summarizes the plot, broadcast channel and dates, episode counts, ratings, and cast for each drama. The dramas summarized are Bad Guys, Liar Game, City Hunter, IRIS, Doctor Stranger, I Can Hear Your Voice, and It's Okay That's Love. Each summary is 1-3 sentences and focuses on the essential plot details and context needed to understand the recommendation.
The document discusses formulas for different types of horror films, noting that a good horror film contains 10% gore, 40% suspense, 20% shock factor, and 30% build up and story line. The respondent conducted a survey that showed the film "Saw" was commonly disliked, and assumed this was because it contains too much gore compared to the recommended 10% amount. The research suggests too much gore does not make a horror film likable, but psychological horror can be effective with less gore.
The document discusses different genres of thriller films, including action thrillers, horror thrillers, psychological thrillers, crime thrillers, erotic thrillers, torture porn, and techno thrillers. Action thrillers involve heroes, villains, weapons and fighting. Horror thrillers create fear through conflicts with monsters. Psychological thrillers focus on mental conflict and use of the mind. Crime thrillers concentrate on the impact of crimes and tracking down criminals. Erotic thrillers combine elements of thrillers and eroticism. Torture porn graphically depicts gore and violence. Techno thrillers involve military technology and speculation about future wars.
Thrillers are designed to provide tension and startle audiences, while horrors are aimed at creating intense fear and disgust. Thrillers typically involve crime and include subgenres like mystery, psychological, science, and supernatural thrillers. Horror subgenres are action, body, comedy, psychological, science fiction, and slasher. Both genres commonly feature protagonists facing death or loved ones' death, antagonists with more power, protagonists in difficult decisions, and protagonist-antagonist confrontations. Key characters include protagonists, antagonists, victims, and police/agents. Common techniques involve suspense, twists, scored soundtracks, and good vs. evil narratives.
The document outlines conventions and techniques used in psychological thriller films. It discusses including fast-paced and frequent action, ordinary citizens drawn into danger, a mental/emotional conflict between characters who can't be trusted, and creating a mood of fearful excitement. It provides examples from films like Memento, North by Northwest, No Country for Old Men, Psycho, and Suspicion to illustrate these concepts and how they may be applied to the proposed film "The Hypnotist".
Thrillers are films or stories that keep audiences on the edge of their seats through suspense, mystery, and tension. Common thriller plots involve life-threatening situations, mysteries, or traps that seem impossible to escape. During the 1960s-1980s, influential thrillers like Psycho and Alien used techniques like minimal lighting and music to create suspenseful atmospheres. In the 1990s-2000s, popular thrillers focused on obsessed characters and detectives hunting serial killers, as seen in films like The Silence of the Lambs. More recent thrillers sometimes incorporate more horror elements like gore and violence to distinguish themselves. Throughout, the thriller genre has aimed to excite and entice audiences until the climactic ending.
The document provides information about the crime thriller genre, including examples of films in the genre such as Se7en, Gone Girl, and The Dark Knight. It summarizes the plots of these three films, highlighting words that help identify the police thriller elements. It then lists some common conventions seen in crime thrillers, such as suspicion of characters, mysterious elements, dramatic investigations, antagonists in danger, and storylines that require thinking. The document concludes with definitions of thriller and crime movies, noting that crime thriller is a hybrid genre, and provides a list of additional exemplary crime thriller films.
The document discusses formulas for different types of horror films, noting that a good horror film contains 10% gore, 40% suspense, 20% shock factor, and 30% build up and story line. The respondent conducted a survey that showed the film "Saw" was commonly disliked, and assumed this was because it contains too much gore compared to the recommended 10% amount. The research suggests too much gore does not make a horror film likable, but psychological horror can be effective with less gore.
The document discusses different genres of thriller films, including action thrillers, horror thrillers, psychological thrillers, crime thrillers, erotic thrillers, torture porn, and techno thrillers. Action thrillers involve heroes, villains, weapons and fighting. Horror thrillers create fear through conflicts with monsters. Psychological thrillers focus on mental conflict and use of the mind. Crime thrillers concentrate on the impact of crimes and tracking down criminals. Erotic thrillers combine elements of thrillers and eroticism. Torture porn graphically depicts gore and violence. Techno thrillers involve military technology and speculation about future wars.
Thrillers are designed to provide tension and startle audiences, while horrors are aimed at creating intense fear and disgust. Thrillers typically involve crime and include subgenres like mystery, psychological, science, and supernatural thrillers. Horror subgenres are action, body, comedy, psychological, science fiction, and slasher. Both genres commonly feature protagonists facing death or loved ones' death, antagonists with more power, protagonists in difficult decisions, and protagonist-antagonist confrontations. Key characters include protagonists, antagonists, victims, and police/agents. Common techniques involve suspense, twists, scored soundtracks, and good vs. evil narratives.
The document outlines conventions and techniques used in psychological thriller films. It discusses including fast-paced and frequent action, ordinary citizens drawn into danger, a mental/emotional conflict between characters who can't be trusted, and creating a mood of fearful excitement. It provides examples from films like Memento, North by Northwest, No Country for Old Men, Psycho, and Suspicion to illustrate these concepts and how they may be applied to the proposed film "The Hypnotist".
Thrillers are films or stories that keep audiences on the edge of their seats through suspense, mystery, and tension. Common thriller plots involve life-threatening situations, mysteries, or traps that seem impossible to escape. During the 1960s-1980s, influential thrillers like Psycho and Alien used techniques like minimal lighting and music to create suspenseful atmospheres. In the 1990s-2000s, popular thrillers focused on obsessed characters and detectives hunting serial killers, as seen in films like The Silence of the Lambs. More recent thrillers sometimes incorporate more horror elements like gore and violence to distinguish themselves. Throughout, the thriller genre has aimed to excite and entice audiences until the climactic ending.
The document provides information about the crime thriller genre, including examples of films in the genre such as Se7en, Gone Girl, and The Dark Knight. It summarizes the plots of these three films, highlighting words that help identify the police thriller elements. It then lists some common conventions seen in crime thrillers, such as suspicion of characters, mysterious elements, dramatic investigations, antagonists in danger, and storylines that require thinking. The document concludes with definitions of thriller and crime movies, noting that crime thriller is a hybrid genre, and provides a list of additional exemplary crime thriller films.
The document discusses several films that use thriller conventions:
Life on Mars focuses on linking the main character Sam to the future through flashbacks and seeking what sent him to the past. Now You See Me follows an FBI squad tracking illusionists who rob corrupt executives. Olympus Has Fallen uses violence and cliffhangers during a terrorist attack on the White House. Limitless explores the psychological effects of a pill that unlocks 100% of brain ability.
The document discusses initial ideas for a horror story, including setting the story in a natural and quiet location after dark. It would feature a female protagonist and a tall male antagonist or killer, conforming to stereotypes. The types of horror considered for the story are slasher, paranormal, gothic, thriller/action, fantasy, noire, supernatural, mystery/criminal, historic/war, gore, death and torture, sci-fi, splatterpunk, religious, comedy & parody, psychological, and zombies.
The document discusses three sub-genres of thriller films: psychological thrillers, spy thrillers, and techno thrillers. Psychological thrillers rely on mental conflict between characters rather than violence and focus on mysteries. Spy thrillers usually involve government agents working against rival groups or governments. Techno thrillers explore the manipulation of new technologies and what could happen if they go wrong. Examples provided include the films Psycho, Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy, and Jurassic Park.
This document outlines a crime thriller/action thriller film plot involving a drug kingpin in Manchester. The opening sequence will start with police pursuing the last member of a gang for information on the kingpin's hideout. This will grab audience attention and keep them watching to see the resolution. The introductions will allow audiences to relate to main characters and understand the hybrid genre. Some characters will be represented stereotypically as either heroes or villains. The opening aims to set an exciting tone for the entire film through high-octane action to maintain audience interest.
Thrillers are a broad genre that can include subgenres like spy, political, and military thrillers. Common conventions include mysterious lighting and music to build suspense, as well as run-down settings to convey a dark tone. Thrillers aim to keep audiences engaged through fast pacing, action, obstacles for heroes to overcome, and devices like plot twists. Examples provided include spy films like James Bond, political thrillers like Argo, and horror thrillers like The Silence of the Lambs.
Sir Alfred Hitchcock was a pioneering English film director known for his mastery of the suspense and psychological thriller genres. Over his 50+ year career, he developed a distinctive directorial style that manipulated viewers through the use of camera techniques, editing, music, and misdirection. His films such as Psycho, The Birds, Rear Window and Vertigo established conventions like unexpected gore, nature-gone-wrong plots, voyeurism, and the portrayal of "icy blonde" female characters that went on to influence many subsequent thrillers. Widely considered one of the most important and influential filmmakers of all time, Hitchcock crafted thrillers that examined human psychology through suspenseful narratives and twist endings.
this is the powerpoint we done as a group, in the powerpoint there is information on out specific thriller sub genre - crime thriller there is also other films about crime thriller and the conventions you would see in a Crime/thriller.
The Dark Knight was directed by Christopher Nolan and received critical acclaim, winning several awards including Best Supporting Actor for Heath Ledger's portrayal of the Joker. The film follows Batman, Gordon, and Dent as they try to stop the Joker from wreaking havoc in Gotham City. While reviews were overwhelmingly positive, some viewers debated whether it should be classified as an action or thriller film. The document provides details about the plot, characters, critical reception, and analysis of the opening scene of the film.
Thrillers rely on suspense, tension, and excitement to stimulate the audience's emotions. They keep viewers on the "edge of their seats" through the use of plot devices like cliffhangers. Thrillers commonly feature criminals, assassins, or law enforcement as protagonists overcoming obstacles posed by villains. Technical codes like lighting and editing techniques, as well as character and plot tropes involving heroines surviving threats, are used to create suspense and tension in the thriller genre.
Thriller films can be categorized into several subgenres based on their themes and conventions. A psychological thriller focuses on a character's distorted mental state and often uses plot twists and an unreliable narrator. A crime thriller emphasizes criminals and their violent acts, sometimes making the audience feel empathy for the criminal. A mystery thriller centers around an investigator solving a crime, creating suspense through unknown elements. A science fiction thriller manipulates technology to generate danger, sometimes questioning if the scenarios could become reality. An action thriller relies on physical action, stunts, and fights to drive the plot and keep audiences excited.
The document discusses the thriller genre and its various subgenres. It defines thrillers as films that evoke intense feelings of anticipation, exhilaration and anxiety in the audience. Common elements include a brave male protagonist seeking to restore balance and an antagonist with a hidden identity that is uncovered. Key subgenres mentioned are action, psychological, supernatural, mystery, spy, disaster, crime, and religious thrillers. Mise-en-scene, sound, and editing techniques commonly used in thrillers to build tension and suspense are also outlined.
The document discusses the thriller/suspense genre. It defines thrillers as focusing on suspense, tension, and excitement to stimulate moods like anticipation, uncertainty, and anxiety in viewers. Thrillers keep audiences on the "edge of their seats" with plots building towards a climax. The document then lists and briefly describes common thriller subgenres like crime thrillers, disaster thrillers, psychological thrillers, and more. It also discusses conventions of the genre including lighting, editing techniques, themes involving protagonists facing death, and investigations of mysteries. In conclusion, it notes lighting, locations, cinematography, and famous examples are important aspects of successful thrillers.
The document discusses horror film codes and conventions through analyzing the films Halloween and The Conjuring. It explains that both films follow common horror narrative structures, using techniques like point-of-view shots, dark lighting, scary soundtracks, jump scares, and climactic showdowns with the villain. However, Halloween leaves an ambiguous ending where the killer may return, setting up for sequels, while The Conjuring ties up all loose ends. Overall, the document analyzes how these films effectively employ standard horror genre elements to scare audiences.
The document summarizes conventions commonly found in crime and thriller films. It discusses how Se7en features an intellectual and deceptive antagonist in the serial killer who targets victims based on the seven deadly sins. It also notes the film uses low key lighting and police props to add realism and suspense. Heat is described as featuring an action sequence shootout and use of various guns. Scarface depicts the rise and fall of Tony Montana from poverty to controlling the Miami drug trade, making use of costumes to represent his changing power and an isolated setting for his final stand.
The document defines different types of thrillers including action, crime, comedy, political, horror, psychological, techno, supernatural, conspiracy, and romantic thrillers. It provides examples for each type and describes common elements of their storylines, such as focusing on physical action and conflict in action thrillers, centering on crimes and manhunts in crime thrillers, incorporating humor and suspense in comedy thrillers, and revolving around relationships between characters in romantic thrillers. Each thriller subgenre uses techniques like suspense, tension, and plot twists to engage audiences in different ways.
Evaluation question 1 for media coursework. In what way does your media product use, develop or challenge forms and conventions of real media products?
The antagonist is usually intelligent and has a relationship with the protagonist, who is stereotypically male. Music starts slow and increases in pace and drama towards the climax. Thrillers take place in busy cities where audiences can relate, feature casual costumes to blend in, and props like clues, weapons, or guns. The pace is quick during action but slower when the protagonist problem solves, with open-ended conclusions.
A girl is walking alone in the park at night when it starts raining. She gets a mysterious call from her friend asking to meet, but when she arrives no one is there. She is kidnapped by a man who has been stalking her and taking her pictures. When she wakes up tied up, she sees her photos and notes on the walls and starts to piece together who took her. It is revealed to be a man she previously rejected who is punishing her.
Quentin Tarantino is known as an auteur director who makes dark, gritty films containing violence and adult themes. His latest Western, The Hateful Eight, follows a bounty hunter assembling a team to capture a villain, and contains graphic violence and gore. Another example is Kill Bill, which also includes very strong violent and language throughout the two films. Tim Burton is also an auteur who makes films with dark twists but balances it with lightheartedness when appropriate. The Nightmare Before Christmas is set in a town always celebrating Halloween, and has a darker tone than expected. Edward Scissorhands also has tension that is relieved by lighter moments, keeping the film feeling fresh.
The document discusses common character types found in thriller movies. It describes how thrillers can be split into psychological, action, and criminal subgenres. Psychological thrillers often feature an "innocent victim" like Jodie Foster's character in Silence of the Lambs who is interrogating Hannibal Lecter. Criminal thrillers typically involve "criminals and convicts" as threats, such as Lecter who feels dangerous during interrogations. Psychological thrillers may also include "stalkers and creepy attitudes" that create an unsettling tone without a physical presence. The role of "the law" also differs between genres, with it sometimes opposing the protagonist in action thrillers but protecting characters in
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The document discusses several films that use thriller conventions:
Life on Mars focuses on linking the main character Sam to the future through flashbacks and seeking what sent him to the past. Now You See Me follows an FBI squad tracking illusionists who rob corrupt executives. Olympus Has Fallen uses violence and cliffhangers during a terrorist attack on the White House. Limitless explores the psychological effects of a pill that unlocks 100% of brain ability.
The document discusses initial ideas for a horror story, including setting the story in a natural and quiet location after dark. It would feature a female protagonist and a tall male antagonist or killer, conforming to stereotypes. The types of horror considered for the story are slasher, paranormal, gothic, thriller/action, fantasy, noire, supernatural, mystery/criminal, historic/war, gore, death and torture, sci-fi, splatterpunk, religious, comedy & parody, psychological, and zombies.
The document discusses three sub-genres of thriller films: psychological thrillers, spy thrillers, and techno thrillers. Psychological thrillers rely on mental conflict between characters rather than violence and focus on mysteries. Spy thrillers usually involve government agents working against rival groups or governments. Techno thrillers explore the manipulation of new technologies and what could happen if they go wrong. Examples provided include the films Psycho, Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy, and Jurassic Park.
This document outlines a crime thriller/action thriller film plot involving a drug kingpin in Manchester. The opening sequence will start with police pursuing the last member of a gang for information on the kingpin's hideout. This will grab audience attention and keep them watching to see the resolution. The introductions will allow audiences to relate to main characters and understand the hybrid genre. Some characters will be represented stereotypically as either heroes or villains. The opening aims to set an exciting tone for the entire film through high-octane action to maintain audience interest.
Thrillers are a broad genre that can include subgenres like spy, political, and military thrillers. Common conventions include mysterious lighting and music to build suspense, as well as run-down settings to convey a dark tone. Thrillers aim to keep audiences engaged through fast pacing, action, obstacles for heroes to overcome, and devices like plot twists. Examples provided include spy films like James Bond, political thrillers like Argo, and horror thrillers like The Silence of the Lambs.
Sir Alfred Hitchcock was a pioneering English film director known for his mastery of the suspense and psychological thriller genres. Over his 50+ year career, he developed a distinctive directorial style that manipulated viewers through the use of camera techniques, editing, music, and misdirection. His films such as Psycho, The Birds, Rear Window and Vertigo established conventions like unexpected gore, nature-gone-wrong plots, voyeurism, and the portrayal of "icy blonde" female characters that went on to influence many subsequent thrillers. Widely considered one of the most important and influential filmmakers of all time, Hitchcock crafted thrillers that examined human psychology through suspenseful narratives and twist endings.
this is the powerpoint we done as a group, in the powerpoint there is information on out specific thriller sub genre - crime thriller there is also other films about crime thriller and the conventions you would see in a Crime/thriller.
The Dark Knight was directed by Christopher Nolan and received critical acclaim, winning several awards including Best Supporting Actor for Heath Ledger's portrayal of the Joker. The film follows Batman, Gordon, and Dent as they try to stop the Joker from wreaking havoc in Gotham City. While reviews were overwhelmingly positive, some viewers debated whether it should be classified as an action or thriller film. The document provides details about the plot, characters, critical reception, and analysis of the opening scene of the film.
Thrillers rely on suspense, tension, and excitement to stimulate the audience's emotions. They keep viewers on the "edge of their seats" through the use of plot devices like cliffhangers. Thrillers commonly feature criminals, assassins, or law enforcement as protagonists overcoming obstacles posed by villains. Technical codes like lighting and editing techniques, as well as character and plot tropes involving heroines surviving threats, are used to create suspense and tension in the thriller genre.
Thriller films can be categorized into several subgenres based on their themes and conventions. A psychological thriller focuses on a character's distorted mental state and often uses plot twists and an unreliable narrator. A crime thriller emphasizes criminals and their violent acts, sometimes making the audience feel empathy for the criminal. A mystery thriller centers around an investigator solving a crime, creating suspense through unknown elements. A science fiction thriller manipulates technology to generate danger, sometimes questioning if the scenarios could become reality. An action thriller relies on physical action, stunts, and fights to drive the plot and keep audiences excited.
The document discusses the thriller genre and its various subgenres. It defines thrillers as films that evoke intense feelings of anticipation, exhilaration and anxiety in the audience. Common elements include a brave male protagonist seeking to restore balance and an antagonist with a hidden identity that is uncovered. Key subgenres mentioned are action, psychological, supernatural, mystery, spy, disaster, crime, and religious thrillers. Mise-en-scene, sound, and editing techniques commonly used in thrillers to build tension and suspense are also outlined.
The document discusses the thriller/suspense genre. It defines thrillers as focusing on suspense, tension, and excitement to stimulate moods like anticipation, uncertainty, and anxiety in viewers. Thrillers keep audiences on the "edge of their seats" with plots building towards a climax. The document then lists and briefly describes common thriller subgenres like crime thrillers, disaster thrillers, psychological thrillers, and more. It also discusses conventions of the genre including lighting, editing techniques, themes involving protagonists facing death, and investigations of mysteries. In conclusion, it notes lighting, locations, cinematography, and famous examples are important aspects of successful thrillers.
The document discusses horror film codes and conventions through analyzing the films Halloween and The Conjuring. It explains that both films follow common horror narrative structures, using techniques like point-of-view shots, dark lighting, scary soundtracks, jump scares, and climactic showdowns with the villain. However, Halloween leaves an ambiguous ending where the killer may return, setting up for sequels, while The Conjuring ties up all loose ends. Overall, the document analyzes how these films effectively employ standard horror genre elements to scare audiences.
The document summarizes conventions commonly found in crime and thriller films. It discusses how Se7en features an intellectual and deceptive antagonist in the serial killer who targets victims based on the seven deadly sins. It also notes the film uses low key lighting and police props to add realism and suspense. Heat is described as featuring an action sequence shootout and use of various guns. Scarface depicts the rise and fall of Tony Montana from poverty to controlling the Miami drug trade, making use of costumes to represent his changing power and an isolated setting for his final stand.
The document defines different types of thrillers including action, crime, comedy, political, horror, psychological, techno, supernatural, conspiracy, and romantic thrillers. It provides examples for each type and describes common elements of their storylines, such as focusing on physical action and conflict in action thrillers, centering on crimes and manhunts in crime thrillers, incorporating humor and suspense in comedy thrillers, and revolving around relationships between characters in romantic thrillers. Each thriller subgenre uses techniques like suspense, tension, and plot twists to engage audiences in different ways.
Evaluation question 1 for media coursework. In what way does your media product use, develop or challenge forms and conventions of real media products?
The antagonist is usually intelligent and has a relationship with the protagonist, who is stereotypically male. Music starts slow and increases in pace and drama towards the climax. Thrillers take place in busy cities where audiences can relate, feature casual costumes to blend in, and props like clues, weapons, or guns. The pace is quick during action but slower when the protagonist problem solves, with open-ended conclusions.
A girl is walking alone in the park at night when it starts raining. She gets a mysterious call from her friend asking to meet, but when she arrives no one is there. She is kidnapped by a man who has been stalking her and taking her pictures. When she wakes up tied up, she sees her photos and notes on the walls and starts to piece together who took her. It is revealed to be a man she previously rejected who is punishing her.
Quentin Tarantino is known as an auteur director who makes dark, gritty films containing violence and adult themes. His latest Western, The Hateful Eight, follows a bounty hunter assembling a team to capture a villain, and contains graphic violence and gore. Another example is Kill Bill, which also includes very strong violent and language throughout the two films. Tim Burton is also an auteur who makes films with dark twists but balances it with lightheartedness when appropriate. The Nightmare Before Christmas is set in a town always celebrating Halloween, and has a darker tone than expected. Edward Scissorhands also has tension that is relieved by lighter moments, keeping the film feeling fresh.
The document discusses common character types found in thriller movies. It describes how thrillers can be split into psychological, action, and criminal subgenres. Psychological thrillers often feature an "innocent victim" like Jodie Foster's character in Silence of the Lambs who is interrogating Hannibal Lecter. Criminal thrillers typically involve "criminals and convicts" as threats, such as Lecter who feels dangerous during interrogations. Psychological thrillers may also include "stalkers and creepy attitudes" that create an unsettling tone without a physical presence. The role of "the law" also differs between genres, with it sometimes opposing the protagonist in action thrillers but protecting characters in
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Mike Wienold from the North Raleigh Club attended the RI Convention with his wife Jennifer. They visited the Interliche family in Atabaia, SP, Brazil, an hour from Sao Paulo. Mike had previously hosted Igor Interliche during a VTT exchange. The document discusses forming local chapters of Rotary Fellowships in District 7710 to cultivate members' interests and recruit new members. It provides examples of existing Fellowships and reasons to create local chapters.
Panchsheel Pebbles is an upcoming residential project in Vaishali, Ghaziabad offering 2 and 3 BHK units ranging from 1100 to 1800 square feet. The project boasts modern amenities and facilities like a clubhouse, swimming pool, and is located near key transportation with proximity to shopping malls. It has an earthquake resistant RCC structure and aims to provide an eco-friendly living environment for residents.
NCFEF is a non-partisan, nonprofit organization that conducts impartial, objective research and analysis on candidates, campaigns, voter attitudes and demographic changes that impact North Carolina’s political landscape. Executive Director Joe Stewart presented to the Rotary Club of North Raleigh Wednesday August 19, 2015.
Smart Recurring Payments is a fintech startup founded in 2009 that provides recurring payment solutions. They manage recurring payments through direct debit and cards, helping reduce churn and increase customer lifetime value for over 2,000 clients in various industries. The company has 65 payment experts across 5 offices in Europe, processes over 5 billion euros annually, and raised 15 million euros in capital in 2015.
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This document provides an overview of the family planning program in Rwanda and its achievements over time. It discusses improvements in contraceptive use rates and other health indicators. The key factors in Rwanda's success include strong government leadership and commitment to family planning as a priority, coordination among partners, decentralization of services, performance-based financing, expanding contraceptive access and availability, skills training for providers, community engagement, and demand generation activities. Challenges remain in reaching underserved populations and further reducing fertility and mortality rates. Overall, Rwanda's experience demonstrates how dramatic gains are possible even in difficult contexts through coordinated implementation and scale-up of family planning programs.
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When a mysterious caller threatens to kill a retired and disgraced rugby player's ex-girlfriend if he does not kill a
high-powered banking executive, the player must decide whether to commit murder or try to identify the caller.
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LAYER CAKE meets TAKEN, THE SIX is a fast paced action thriller that will keep audiences guessing. It is a strong
action movie with the benefit of a well crafted concept. It is a character piece and the protagonist is well-developed,
likable and believable. Weak points include a few distracting tangents in the plot and an overly simplistic resolution.
Would be a great opportunity for any action director to show some depth of character.
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EVALUATION
TOM WOODS was a successful rugby player until he crashed his sports car, inuring himself and killing a bystander.
Now he and his longtime girlfriend SOPHIE are looking at houses together. Tom admits that he does not feel ready to
move in with her. She dumps him and stomps off. Walking home Tom is approached by ZAC, a teenager new to the
neighborhood. Zac asks Tom to put up a neighborhood watch sticker, Tom blows him off.
At he investment bank where Tom works he receives a strange email. He opens it and it shows him a grainy black
and white image, then crashes his computer. Tom goes to the address shown in the picture. His cell phone is called
by a mysterious man telling him he will "be in touch." Later, at work, his computer starts flashing, "Kill Lunt" then dies.
When he calls I.T. incriminating information is found on Tom's computer. Though Tom swears to know nothing of this
he is fired.
The mysterious caller calls again, telling him to kill a man named Lunt or Sophie will die. Tom notices a man following
him wherever he goes. He chases down the man and manages to get his dropped cell phone. Tom rightfully guesses
that his new neighbor Zac is good with computers. Zac helps Tom to hack into the locked cell phone which leads
them to one of Tom's investment bank's competitors. Zac tails Lunt, and witnesses him kill a man.
A woman calls Tom and tells him she can help him. He meets her at a hotel but she tries to murder him in a hotel
room. She drugs him heavily and they wrestle. She is about to get the best of Tom when another man finds them and
kills the woman. Tom passes out. Later Tom spies on LUNT in his home. He almost ...
The Unjust is praised as South Korea's best attempt at the crime drama genre. The film focuses on the rivalry between a compromised police captain and an ambitious prosecutor investigating a serial murder case. Both men cross ethical lines and become embroiled in a war of attrition as the investigation snowballs out of their control. The film relies on strong performances from the leads to portray the depth of their vulnerable yet driven characters. Though neither character is fully likeable, the film is ultimately a moral tale about the consequences of bad decisions.
The document compares and contrasts the Japanese horror film Ju On: The Grudge and the American film The Conjuring. Some key differences summarized are:
The antagonists are portrayed differently - in Ju On they are a family of spirits with unique characters, while in The Conjuring it is a more common evil demon. The stories are also told differently, with Ju On using episodes focused on victims and The Conjuring using a sequential narrative. Additionally, the films portray different cultures through the environments and behaviors of the characters.
A South Korean crime thriller television series called "My Name" follows a woman who joins a gang to avenge her father's death. She then becomes a mole in the police force to help the gang uncover what happened to her father while working as a detective. The series was released on Netflix and had episodes screened at a film festival, starring Han So-hee as the woman seeking revenge.
Chinese movie month in Latvia Happy Art Museum. 10 new Chinese movies & basic...Art Riga Fair
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После торжественного открытия 8 мая в кинотеатре KSuns, в котором приняли участие посол Китая в Латвии Ян Гуоцян с супругой, представители латвийского МИДа, кинематографисты и журналисты, и показа «Великого мастера» (2013) режиссёра Вонг Кар Вая в Риге продолжается первый фестиваль китайского кино. Сеансы на оригинальном китайском с английскими субтитрами проходят по вторникам в мульфункциональном культурном центре Happy Art Museum (7-й уровень ТЦ Galleria Riga, ул. Дзирнаву, 67).
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The document provides summaries for 6 horror films:
1. Me & My Movies (2000) is about a woman investigating the mysterious deaths of her niece and her niece's friends which seems related to a "Cursed Video".
2. Child's Play (1989) is about a serial killer who transfers his soul into a doll before being killed by police, with the doll then terrorizing a young boy who becomes its new owner.
3. Psycho (1960) is about a Phoenix office worker who embezzles money from her employer but ends up stranded at an isolated motel run by a troubled young man and his overbearing mother.
4. A Nightmare on Elm Street (1984
The document provides summaries for 6 horror films:
1. Me & My Movies (2000) is about a woman investigating the mysterious deaths of her niece and her niece's friends after watching a "cursed video".
2. Child's Play (1989) is about a serial killer who transfers his soul into a doll before being killed by police, tormenting a young boy who becomes the doll's new owner.
3. Psycho (1960) follows a Phoenix office worker who steals money and ends up at a remote motel run by a troubled young man and his overbearing mother.
4. A Nightmare on Elm Street (1984) features a group of teenagers being stalked in their dreams by
The document provides summaries for 6 horror films:
1. Me & My Movies (2000) is about a woman investigating the mysterious deaths of her niece and her niece's friends after watching a "cursed video".
2. Child's Play (1989) is about a serial killer who transfers his soul into a doll before being killed by police, tormenting a young boy who becomes the doll's new owner.
3. Psycho (1960) is about a Phoenix office worker who embezzles money from her employer and ends up at a remote motel run by a troubled young man and his domineering mother.
4. A Nightmare on Elm Street (1984) is about a group of
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The Seven Samurai is a Japanese drama film that was directed by Kurosawa in 1954. It involves a story that took place during the Sengoku Period in 1586. The major idea of the film is to protect the village farmers from thugs who used to steal their harvest. Recently, the bandits raided the village just after they had harvested to steal the crops. After this attack, the villagers decided to search for help from Shimada Kambei. He hires masterless samurai (six ronin) to teach the villagers on how to defend their properties. The poor farmers would only afford food and a shelter for the samurai.
The entire film reflects how the villagers were going through a massive army of enemies and terrific war with the forty bandits. However, the seven samurai would ensure that they won the battle despite the problems and obstacles they faced. According to the film, forty bandits invaded the village leading to a giant battle. The battle made the farmers incur huge losses despite their preparedness. The battle ended leaving thirteen thieves under captivity and the three samurai. The samurai stood still watching the villagers sing with joy while planting crops. The movie ends congratulating the farmers as victors.
The Last Samurai is an American action film that was produced and directed by Edward Zwick in 2003. Tom Cruise portrays a U.S. Captain of the Regiment of the 7th Cavalry. Tom finds himself into contact with samurai culture during the Meiji Restoration in Japan. The main idea of the film is to obtain an advisor who would train the Japanese army in the art of contemporary war. The film reflects an American military consultant Tom Cruise (Nathan Algren) who is signed up by a Japanese Emperor to train the army that will be used to exterminate the samurai culture while the government prepares for friendly trade policies with the westerns. Unfortunately, Tom is captured by the samurai and in the process learns about their past and way of life. He seems comfortable and enjoying the samurai traditional culture. He finds himself at the middle of the struggle amid the two eras.
Farewell my concubine is a Chinese drama movie that was produced and directed by Kaige Chen in 1993. The film discovers the impact of political mayhem on the individual, family, and social lives of the Chinese in the 20th century. The main idea of the film is about two men Cheng Dieyi and Xiaolou Duan who met as learners in Peking Opera and retained their friendship for more than fifty years.
The film reflects a young men Leslie Cheung ( Dieyi Cheng) and Fengyi Zhang (Xiaolou Duan) who are found training at an Opera House in Beijing. Zhang is a specialist in playing male parts while Cheung takes the female parts. According to the film, Cheung pretends to fall in love with Zhang onstage; Cheung starts to develop true love feelings towards his co-actor Zhang. It is clear that the two men maintained their compli.
The document provides background on a potential television drama pitch for Netflix. It discusses researching common drama genres and conventions like crime, soap opera, and horror plots and characters. It then outlines an idea for a sci-fi/detective drama set in the future where a robot comes back in time to prevent robots from being exterminated, and a detective follows to stop him from causing a virus outbreak. It includes an initial script treatment presenting this idea.
The document summarizes Keensen Chambers' proposed thesis film titled "The Last Swing." It will tell the story of two female characters, Jackie and Jill, who go on a date that turns deadly. The film aims to challenge gender barriers and comment on modern society through its darkly comedic yet compelling characters. It will also utilize artistic techniques inspired by directors like Kubrick and Nolan. The summary provides an overview of Chambers' vision and goals for the short film.
This document provides a summary of the top ten horror movies according to the author, including Phenomena, Audition, In the Mouth of Madness, Braindead/Dead Alive, Re-Animator, Peeping Tom, House/Hausu, Psycho II, Supiria, and From Beyond. Each film is briefly described in 1-3 sentences highlighting their plots which involve strange abilities, twisted characters, disappearing acts, reanimation, murder, haunted houses, and dimension-opening monsters. The document also notes that these top horror films share similarities in having scary aspects and good storylines that start normally and increase in fright throughout.
This document provides a summary of the top ten horror movies according to the author, including Phenomena, Audition, In the Mouth of Madness, Braindead/Dead Alive, Re-Animator, Peeping Tom, House/Hausu, Psycho II, Supiria, and From Beyond. Each film is briefly described in 1-3 sentences highlighting their plots which involve strange abilities, twisted characters, disappearing authors, reanimating the dead, stalking photographers, haunted houses, recurring killers, sinister schools, and interdimensional monsters. Overall, the films share scary aspects and intriguing storylines to captivate audiences.
The document discusses different ways of analyzing films, including genre analysis and auteur theory. It provides examples of how the horror film Ginger Snaps uses conventions of the teen horror genre but also breaks conventions. The crime thriller Leon follows some genre conventions but also breaks them through the unconventional relationship between Leon and Mathilda. Wes Craven is discussed as a horror auteur for how his films Nightmare on Elm Street and Scream reference genre conventions while subverting expectations. The western sci-fi film Cowboys and Aliens blends elements of both genres.
The document discusses different ways of analyzing films, including genre analysis and auteur theory. It provides examples of how the horror film Ginger Snaps uses conventions of the teen horror genre but also breaks conventions. The crime thriller Leon follows some genre conventions but also breaks them through the unconventional relationship between Leon and Mathilda. Wes Craven is discussed as a horror auteur for how his films Nightmare on Elm Street and Scream reference genre conventions while subverting expectations. The western sci-fi film Cowboys and Aliens blends elements of both genres.
1) The film The Killing Fields depicts the difficult work of conflict reporting during the Cambodian civil war between the Cambodian national army and the Khmer Rouge.
2) It shows the friendship between Cambodian journalist Dith Pran and American journalist Sydney Schanberg as they work to report on the war, until Dith Pran is captured by the Khmer Rouge when Phnom Penh falls in 1975.
3) After years of forced labor, Dith Pran is eventually reunited with Schanberg at a Red Cross camp in Thailand after the Khmer Rouge loses control of the region to invading Vietnamese troops.
The document provides information about the 2011 film "Source Code" including a plot summary, budget details, director, cast, and reviews. The film is an action thriller about a soldier who wakes up in an unknown man's body and discovers he is part of a mission to find the bomber of a Chicago commuter train. Reviews praised the suspenseful storyline, chemistry between leads Jake Gyllenhaal and Michelle Monaghan, and cinematography of Chicago. An emotional phone call scene gives insight into the main character's feelings before his death. Representation in the film shows men in prominent roles while women and ethnic minorities have more varied depictions.
The document discusses what defines a thriller genre, including elements of suspense, action, and resourceful heroes. It then analyzes three specific thriller films - The Bourne Ultimatum, Inception, and The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo - summarizing their plots and identifying narrative conventions used. Finally, it provides definitions for terms like genre, character ethos, and protagonist as well as examples of thriller subgenres and popular thriller films.
The document provides a summary of the South Korean film Sunny. It discusses the plot, which follows a middle-aged woman who tries to fulfill her dying friend's wish to reunite their high school friend group. The film alternates between the present and 1980s when the women were in high school. It was commercially successful and received awards. The summary then discusses several scenes from the film in detail, describing the characters and their interactions as well as plot points about reuniting the friend group.
Captain Colter Stevens is sent back in time to prevent a bombing on a train headed for Chicago. The film Source Code uses techniques common to thrillers like point of view shots, close ups, and quick cuts to build tension. Special effects are also used to depict violence and make the impossible scenario seem plausible. The opening scene depicts a tranquil setting that will soon be disrupted by the threat of explosions and violence, typical of the thriller genre.
Similar to K Drama Recommendations for European TV Networks (20)
3. 1
Bad Guys
Plot
!
To combat rising violent crimes, the Police Chief asks
Detective Oh Goo Tak to form a team consisting of
criminals. He is currently suspended from the police
force for using excessive force. He gathers team
members: Park Woong Cheol who is a gangster, Lee
Jung-Moon who is the youngest serial killer with
extraordinary intelligence and Jung Tai Soo who is a
contract killer. Also, Police Inspector Yoo Mi Young joins
the team. She tries to have the guys work as a team by
dealing with them rationally and sometimes emotionally.
Genre Crime, Thriller, Action
4. 2
Channel OCN!
Run 04 Oct 2014 – 13 Dec 2014, Sat at 22:00
No of Episodes 11 (60 mins for each episode)
Writer Han Jung Hoon
Director Kim Jung Min
!
Ratings in Korea (Pay TV)
!
Highest Rating Nationwide 3.2%
Average Rating Nationwide 2.1%
!
Best rating at same show time and
attracted 20-40 year-old male audience.
This drama airs on a cable channel/pay
TV which has a relatively small audience
compared to free TV/public broadcasters
Bad Guys
5. 3Cast
Park Hae Jin (Lee Jung
Moon)
Drama: Doctor Stranger,
My Love From The Star,
My Daughter Seo-Young,
East of Eden……
Movie: Snow Is On The
Sea……
Kim Sang Joong (
Oh Goo Tak)
Drama: City Hunter,
A New Leaf, Doctor
Stranger, Gold
Rainbow, Master’s
Sun, The Chaser……
Ma Dong Seok (Park
Woong Cheol)
Drama: Shut Up
Flower Boy Band, Dr
Champ, Swallow
The Sun……
Movie: Kundo:
Rage Of The
Rampant, One On
One, The Five……
Bad Guys
Do Dong Hyuk (Jung
Tae Soo)
Drama: Inspiring
Generations, The Moon
And Start For You,
Brain, Yaksha……
Movie: Camillia,
Searching For The
Elephant, Love
House……
Kang Ye Won (You
Mi Young)
Drama: One
Thousandth Man,
My 19 Year Old
Sister-In-Law……
Movie: My
Ordinary Love Story,
The Huntresses……
6. 4
Liar Game
Plot
!
When big money is at stake, to what level will people stoop to
win it all? Nam Da Jung, a naïve college student and Cha
Woo Jin, a former psychology professor and genius swindler,
become contestants on the “Liar Game” reality show, which is
billed as “psychological survival game”. Contestants are
expected to lie, cheat and use whatever means possible to
emerge victorious and walk away with 10 billion won. Hosted
by devious MC, Kang Do Young, the reality show pushes its
participants to the edge of morality and beyond.
It is adaptation of manga series “Liar Game” by Shinobu
Kaitani which was first published in Japanese magazine
‘Weekly Young Jump’ in 2005.
Genre Thriller, Psychology, Mystery
7. 5
Liar Game
Channel TvN!
Run 20 Oct 2014 – 18 Nov 2014, Mon and Tue at 23:00
No of Episodes 10 (60 mins for each episode)
Writer Shinobu Kaitani, Yoo Yong Jae
Director Kim Hong Sun
!
!
Ratings in Korea (Pay TV)
!
Average Rating Nationwide 0.866%
!
This drama airs on a cable channel/pay
TV which has a relatively small audience
compared to free TV/public broadcasters
!
8. 6
Liar Game Cast
Lee Sang Yoon (Cha
WooJin)
Drama: Angel Eyes,
Goddess of Fire, My
Daughter Seo-young, The
Duo……
Movie: Santa Barbara,
Sex Is Zero 2……
Kim So Eun (Nam da
Jung)
Drama: After School:
Lucky Or Not, Horse
Doctor, A Thousand
Kisses……
Movie: Mourning
Grave, Someone Behind
You, The Show Must
Go On……
Shin Sung Rok (Kang Do
Young)
Drama:Trot Lover, My
LoveFrom The Star, Definitely
Neighbors……
Movie: Pitch High, The
Story Of My Life
9. 7
City Hunter
Plot
!
In 1983, South Korean officials plan a covert operation to strike back
Rangoon bombing. However, as the team wreaks havoc in Pyongyang,
the five officials abort the plan to avoid an international crisis if the
mission is discovered. The operation is successful but snipers open fire
on the covert team during extraction. The only survivor, Lee Jin Pyo,
Promising to avenge his fallen comrades, he kidnaps his deceased
teammate’s infant son and names him Lee Yoon Sung. He flees to
Golden Triangle to raise the child as his own and trains the bay in
combat. After Yoon Sung finishes his doctorate at MIT, Yoon Sung returns
to South Korea to fulfill his adoptive father’s plan for revenge and enters
Blue House as an IT expert where he meets Kim Na Na. Jin Pyo and
Yoon Sung’s conflict stems from Jin Pyo’s wish to murder each official in
Counsil Five and Yoon Sung’s wish to expose their corruption without
murdering.
Genre Action, Thriller, Conspiracy, Romance
10. 8
Channel SBS!
Run 25 May 2011 – 28 Jul 2011, Wed and Thur at 22:00
No of Episodes 20 (60 mins for each episode)
Writer Hwang Eun Kyung, Choi Soo Jin
Director Jin Hyuk
!
!
Ratings in Korea
!
Highest Rating Nationwide 19.9%
Highest Rating Seoul 20.5%
Average Rating Nationwide 16.0%
City Hunter
11. 9Cast
Lee Min Ho (Lee Yoon
Sung)
Drama: The Heirs, Faith,
Personal Taste, Boys Over
Flowers……
Movie: Gangnam Blues,
Our School’s E.T., Public
Enemy Returns
Lee Joon Hyuk (Kim
Young Joo)
Drama: My Spring
Days,Man from the
Equator, Secret Garden,
I Am Legend……
Movie: The Peach
Tree, I Saw the Devil….
City Hunter
Kim Sang Joong (Lee
Jin Pyo)
Drama: Bad Guy, A
New Leaf, Doctor
Stranger, Gold Rainbow,
Master’s Sun, The
Chaser……
Park Min Young (Kim Na
Na)
Drama: Healer, A New
Leaf, Dr. Jin,
Sungkyunkwan Scandal,
Glory Jane……
Movie: The Cat
12. 10
Three Days
Plot
!
The President of South Korea goes on holiday at a private
villa. In the middle of the night, three gunshots are fired,
and the President goes missing. His bodyguards, led by
elite agent Han Tae Kyu, have three days to find the
President and escort him safely back to the Blue House.
Three Days follows the intertwining fates of those sworn to
protect the President, the President himself, his political
staff, and the true power players in the shadows who
decide whether he lives or dies.
Genre Action, Thriller, Conspiracy
13. 11
Three Days
Channel SBS!
Run 05 Mar 2014 – 01 May 2014, Wed and Thur at 22:00
No of Episodes 16 (60 mins for each episode)
Writer Kim Eun Hee
Director Shin Kyung Soo, Hong Chang Wook
!
!
Ratings in Korea
!
Highest Rating Nationwide 14.5%
Highest Rating Seoul 17.4%
Average Rating Nationwide 12.3%
14. 12
Three Days Cast
Park Yoo Chun (Han Tae
Kyu)
Drama: The Rooftop Prince,
Missing You, Sungkyunkwan
Scandal, Miss Ripley……
Movie: Sea Fog, Dating
On Earth
Singer 2003 – present,
member of Pop group JYJ
Son Hyun Joo (Lee Dong
Hwi, President of South
Korea)
Drama: Empire Of Gold,
The Chaser, Living In Style,
Definitely Neighbors……
Movie: The Chronicles
OfEvil, Hide And Seek,
Secretly, Greatly……
Park Ha Sun (Yoon Bo Won)
Drama: Temptation, Yi
SangThat Yi Sang, Two
Weeks, Ad Genius Lee Tae
Baek……
Movie: Tone Deaf Clinic,
Champ, The Last Blossom
15. 13
IRIS
Plot
!
The story revolves around two friends from the 707th
Special Mission Battalion recruited into a secret
South Korean black ops agency known as the National
Security Service. Of the pair, recruit Kim Hyun Jun
begins to uncover evidence that his foggy past may
not be so irrelevant to his joining of the secret
organization after all. As the two friends find their
loyalties tested and forge new, unlikely alliances, the
journey takes them from their home country to
Hungary, Japan, and China where they find
themselves at the center of an international
conspiracy.
Genre Action, Thriller, Conspiracy, Romance
16. 14
Channel KBS!
Run 14 Oct 2009 – 17 Dec 2009, Wed and Thur at 22:00
No of Episodes 20 (60 mins for each episode)
Writer Kim Hyun Jun, Jo Gyu Won, Kim Jae Un
Director Yang Yun Ho, Kim Kyu Tae
!
!
Ratings in Korea
!
Highest Rating Nationwide 39.9%
Highest Rating Seoul 41.8%
Average Rating Nationwide 31.9%
IRIS
17. 157
IRIS Cast
Kim Tae Hee (Choi Seung
Hee)
Drama: Jang Ok Jung
Living By Love, My Princess,
Love Story In Harvard,
Forbidden Love …..
Movie: IRIS: The Movie,
Grand Prix, Venus And
Mars......
Lee Byung Hun (Kim
HyunJun)
Drama: All In, Beautiful
Days, Road……
Movie: The Insiders,
Terminator: Genisys,
Memories Of The Sword,
RED 2, G.I. Joe:
Retaliation……
18. 16
IRIS II
Plot
!
The sequel to 2009’s IRIS continues the story of
National Security Service agents going up against the
mysterious organization known as IRIS. After agent Kim
Hyun Jun was killed by a sniper shot from IRIS agent,
IRIS went into remission to recover and reconnoiter.
Three years have since passed and NSS is no longer a
secret black ops division as it once was; it is now a
public entity to the world. However, the National
Security Director, who became NSS’s oversight, reduced
the organization’s abilities and limited it to regulating and
controlling federal crime, like shutting down an arms
smuggling ring. It is during that time that he takes note
of Officer Jung Yoo Gun and has him train a new group
of NSS agents to manage future national threats.
Genre Action, Thriller, Conspiracy, Romance
19. 17
Channel KBS!
Run 13 Feb 2013 – 18 Apr 2013, Wed and Thur at 22:00
No of Episodes 20 (60 mins for each episode)
Writer Jo Gyu Won
Director Pyo Min Soo, Kim Tae Hoon
!
!
Ratings in Korea
!
Highest Rating Nationwide 17.0%
Highest Rating Seoul 19.3%
Average Rating Nationwide 10.7%
IRIS II
20. 18
IRIS II Cast
Lee Da Hae (Ji Soo Yeon)
Drama: Hotel King, Miss
Ripley, The Slave Hunters,
East Of Eden, Robber, Hello!
Miss, My Girl…..
Jang Hyuk (Jung Yoo Gun)
Drama: Fated To Love
You,Deep Rooted Tree,
Midas, The Slave Hunter,
Tazza……
Movie: The Insiders,
Terminator: Innocent Thing,
The Flu, The Client,
Searching For The
Elephant……
21. 19
Doctor Stranger
Plot
!
Park Cheol were tricked by Vice President of South Korea and sent to
North Korea to operate the President of North Korea while his son, Park
Hoon, was kept hostage but they were not released afterwards. Park
Hoon was trained to become a genius thoracic surgeon by his father and
he was forced to cruelly experiment different techniques on people.
However, Hoon’s lover, Jae Hee was captured and Park Cheol were
killed by North Korean government. Hoon tried to flee to South Korea
with Jae Hee but they got separated. So Hoon fled to South Korea alone
and worked as doctor in a top hospital while looking for Jae Hee.
Meanwhile, he found a girl that looks exactly like Jae Hee, Doctor
Han Seung Hee, who claimed to not know Hoon. Then it appears that
she’s involved in a secret mission in killing the President of South Korea.
Genre Medical, Thriller, Conspiracy, Romance
22. 20
Channel SBS!
Run 05 May 2014 – 08 Jul 2014, Mon and Tue at 22:00
No of Episodes 20 (60 mins for each episode)
Writer Park Jin Woo, Kim Joo
Director Jin Hyuk, Hong Jong Chan
!
!
Ratings in Korea
!
Highest Rating Nationwide 14.2%
Highest Rating Seoul 18.1%
Average Rating Nationwide 11.8%
Doctor Stranger
23. 21Cast
Lee Jong Suk (Park
Hoon)
Drama: Pinocchio, I
Can Hear Your Voice,
School 2013, Secret
Garden, Prosecutor
Princess……
Movie: Hot Young
Bloods, No
Breathing……
Park Hae Jin (Han Jae
Joon / Lee Sung Hoon
Drama: Bad Guys, My
Love From The Star,
MyDaughter Seo-Young,
East of Eden……
Movie: Snow Is On
The Sea……
Doctor Stranger
Kang So Ra (Oh Soo
Hyun)
Drama: Misaeng, Ugly
Alert, Dream High 2,
The Women Of Our
Home……
Movie: My Paparotti,
Sunny……
Jin Se Yeon (Song Jae
Hee / Han Seung Hee)
Drama: Inspiring
Generation, Five Fingers,
Bridal Mask, My Daughter
The Flower……
Movie: The Language Of
Love, White: The Melody
Of The Curse
24. 22
I Can Hear Your Voice
Plot
!
The series is a combination of courtroom drama and
romantic comedy with elements of fantasy. Life of
Jang Hye Sung, a public defender, changes when
she encounters Park Soo Ha, a high school boy with
supernatural ability to read other people’s thought by
looking into their eyes. Soo Ha gained his mind-
reading ability after witnessing his father getting
murdered 10 years ago. His father’s death had
initially been dismissed as a car accident until Hye
Sung gave testimony in court despite the killers
threat and Soo Ha has been searching for her ever
since. Together with Cha Gwan Woo, a cop-turned-
lawyer, this unlikely team use unconventional
methods on their cases, proving that while
sometimes justice is blind to fault, she can still hear
your voice.
Genre Courtroom, Fantasy, Romance
25. 23
Channel SBS!
Run 05 Jun 2013 – 01 Aug 2013, Wed and Thur at 22:00
No of Episodes 18 (60 mins for each episode)
Writer Park Hye Ryun
Director Jo Soo Won
!
!
Ratings in Korea
!
Highest Rating Nationwide 26.2%
Highest Rating Seoul 29.0%
Average Rating Nationwide 19.1%
I Can Hear Your Voice
26. 24
I Can Hear Your Voice Cast
Lee Bo Young (Jang Hye
Sung)
Drama: God’s Gift – 14
Days, My Daughter Seo-
Young, Man From The
Equator, Hooray for Love
……
Movie: More Than Blue,
Once Upon a Time……
Lee Jong Suk (Park Soo
Ha)
Drama: Pinocchio, Doctor
Stranger, School 2013,
Secret Gardem, Prosecutor
Princess……
Movie: Hot Young Bloods,
No Breathing……
Yoon Sang Hyun (Cha
Gwan Woo)
Gap-dong, Can’t Lose,
Secret Garden, My Fair Lady,
Queen of Housewives, One
Mom and Three Dad……
Movie: Tone-deaf Clinic……
27. 25
It’s Okay, That’s Love
Plot
!
Jang Jae Yeol is a writer and a radio DJ. Playful and a bit
arrogant, he also suffer from obsessive-compulsive
disorder. Ji Have Soo is a psychiatrist on her first year of
fellowship, who has a negative attitude towards love and
relationships in her private life. Once Jae Yeol and Have
Soo meet, there is much contention between them
caused by their strong personalities and refusal to give in
to each other. But slowly their bickering turns into love
and they attempt to heal each other’s deep-seated
wounds, but their fledgling relationship takes a blow
when they learn that Jae Yeol’s mental health issues are
more serious than they initially suspected.
Genre Romance, Comedy, Medical
28. 26
Channel SBS!
Run 23 Jul 2014 – 11 Sept 2014, Wed and Thur at 22:00
No of Episodes 16 (60 mins for each episode)
Writer Noh Hee Kyung
Director Kim Kyu Tae
!
!
Ratings in Korea
!
Highest Rating Nationwide 13.4%
Highest Rating Seoul 15.2%
Average Rating Nationwide 10.4%
It’s Okay, That’s Love
29. 27
It’s Okay, That’s Love Cast
Jo In Sung (Jang Jae Yeol)
Drama: That Winter The
Wind Blows, Spring Day,
What Happened in Bali,
Piano…..
Movie: A Frozen Flower, A
Dirty Carnival, The Classic
......
Gong Hyo Jin (Ji Hae Soo)
Drama: Master’s Sun,
TheGreatest Love, Pasta,
Thank You……
Movie: Boomerang
Family, Love Fiction,
Sisters on The Road,
Crush and Blush……
30. 28
Empress Ki
Plot
!
The series revolves around Ki Seung
Nyang, a Goryeo-born woman who
ascends to power despite the restrictions
of the era's class system, later marrying
Emperor Hui Zong to become an empress
of the Yuan Dynasty. The series depicts
her loves with Emperor Hui Zong and
Wang Yoo, and political ambitions as she
is torn between the two nations.
Genre Historical, Romance
31. 29
Empress Ki
Channel MBC!
Run Oct 28, 2013 – Apr 29, 2014, Mon and Tue at 22:00
No of Episodes 51 (60 mins for each episode)
Writer Jang Young Chul, Jung Kyung Soon
Director Han Hee, Lee Sung Joon
!
!
Ratings in Korea
!
Highest Rating Nationwide 28.3%
Highest Rating Seoul 33.9%
Average Rating Nationwide 20.7%
32. 30
Empress Ki Cast
Ha Ji Won (Empress Ki)
Drama: Secret Garden,
The King 2 Heart, Hwang
Jini, Something Happened
in Bali……
Movie: Tidal Wave,
Closer To Heaven……
Joo Jin Mo (Wang Yoo)
Drama: Punch, Pasta,
Fashion 70’s, Dream……
Movie: Friend 2, Gabi, A
Frozen Flower……
Ji Chang Wook (Emperor
Huizong)
Drama:Warrior Baek Dong
Soo, Smile Again, My Two
Perfect Son……
34. 31
Secret Garden
Plot
!
A stuntwoman who dreams of becoming a stunt director and a
department store CEO who has nothing to lose fall in love due
to crazy and hilarious circumstances. Though they live in two
different worlds, Gil Ra Im and Kim Joo Won meet in a twist of
fate that brings them together. Gil Ra Im just wants a modest
life and Kim Joo Won couldn't care less about romance. He's
handsome, rich, and insensitive. Oska is a playboy who wants
to lead a hedonistic life and resume his popular status as a
hallyu star. Then he reunites with his former love Yoon Seul,
who has made a successful directing career for herself. But
Yoon Seul wants nothing to do with Oska, rather she has her
eyes set on Joo Won. The four become tangled in a love
square, that becomes more confusing when Ra Im and Joo
Won begin switching bodies.
Genre Romance, Comedy, Fantasy, Action
35. 32
Channel SBS!
Run 13 Nov 2010 – 16 Jan 2011, Sat and Sun at 22:00
No of Episodes 20 (60 mins for each episode)
Writer Kim Eun Sook
Director Shin Woo Chul, Kwon Hyuk Chan
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!
Ratings in Korea
!
Highest Rating Nationwide 31.4%
Highest Rating Seoul 38.6%
Average Rating Nationwide 24.4%
Secret Garden
36. 33
Secret Garden Cast
Hyun Bin (Kim Joo Won)
Drama: Friend Our
Legend, Worlds Within,
The Snow Queen, Nonstop
5 / 4…..
Movie: The Fatal
Encounter, Come Rain
Come Shine, Late Autumn
......
Ha Ji Won (Gil Ra Im)
Drama: Empress Ki,
The King 2 Heart, Hwang
Jini, Something Happened
in Bali……
Movie: Tidal Wave,
Closer To Heaven……
37. 34
Master’s Sun
Plot
!
Joo Joong Won is the stingy and greedy
CEO of Kingdom, a conglomerate that
includes a major department store and
hotel. He meets the gloomy Tae Gong
Shil, who started seeing ghosts after an
accident. Their lives take a new turn as
they work together to deal with the
terror and sadness brought about by
the spirits, while delving into a
kidnapping incident in Joong Won’s
past.
Genre Romance, Comedy, Horror
38. 35
Channel SBS!
Run 07 Aug 2013 – 03 Oct 2013, Wed and Thur at 22:00
No of Episodes 17 (60 mins for each episode)
Writer Hong Sisters
Director Jin Hyuk
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!
Ratings in Korea
!
Highest Rating Nationwide 21.1%
Highest Rating Seoul 24.4%
Average Rating Nationwide 18.0%
Master’s Sun
39. 36Cast
Gong Hyo Jin (Tae Gong
Shil)
Drama: It’s Okay That’s
Love, The Greatest Love,
Pasta, Thank You……
Movie: Boomerang
Family, Love Fiction,
Sisters on The Road,
Crush and Blush……
So Ji Sub (Joo Joong Won)
Drama: Phantom, Road No.
1, Cain and Abel, I’m Sorry I
Love You, What
Happened in Bali……
Movie: A Company Man,
Always, Sophie’s Revenge,
Rough Cut……
Seo In Guk (Kang
Woo)
Drama: The King’s
Face, High School King
of Savvy, Reply 1994, I
Live Alone……
Movie: No Breathing
Singer 2009 – present
Master’s Sun
Kim Yoo Ri (Tae Yi
Ryung)
Drama: The Fun Sun,
Cheongdam-dong Alice,
Dear My Sister, Royal
Family……
Movie: Secret Love….
40. 37
You’re Beautiful
Plot
!
Gu Mi Nam must leave the band A.N. JELL in
order to correct his botched plastic surgery. Ma
Hoon Yi, Mi Nam’s manager approaches Mi
Nam’s twin, Mi Nyeo to pose as Mi Nam for a
month till he recovers. Mi Nyeo is against it at first,
but eventually agrees, as a path to fame would
give the twins an opportunity to find their mother.
Mi Nyeo, posing as Mi Nam, joins the band and
meets its members: Hwang Tae Kyung, Kang Shin
Woo and Jeremy. The story follows Mi Nyeo, who
has to keep her secret away from the cameras
while performing with A.N.JELL, and her journey
in discovering her love and friendship with band
members and mother's past, which is somehow
connected with Tae Kyung.
Genre Romance, Comedy, Musical
41. 38
Channel SBS!
Run 07 Oct 2009 – 26 Nov 2009, Wed and Thur at 22:00
No of Episodes 16 (60 mins for each episode)
Writer Hong Jung Eun, Hong Mi Ran
Director Hong Sung Chang
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Ratings in Korea
!
Highest Rating Nationwide 11.9%
Highest Rating Seoul 12.2%
Average Rating Nationwide 10.1%
Secret Garden
42. 39Cast
Park Shin Hye (Gu Mi
Nam / Mi Nyeo)
Drama: The Heirs,
Pinocchio, Fabulous Boys,
Flower Boys Next Door,
Heartstrings……
Movie: The Tailors,
Miracle in Cell No. 7, One
Perfect Day……
Jang Keun Suk (Kwang
Tae Kyung)
Drama: Pretty Man, Love
Rain, Mary Stayed Out All
Night, Hong Gil Dong……
Movie: The Case of
Itaewon Homicide, Crazy
Waiting and Baby and I…..
Singer 2004 – present
Jung Yong Hwa (Kang
Shin Woo)
Drama: The Three
Musketeers, Marry Him
If You Dare, A
Gentleman’s Dignity,
Heartstrings……
Singer 2009 – present,
member of CNBLUE
You’re Beautiful
Lee Hong Gi (Jeremy)
Drama: Bride of the
Century, Muscle Girl……
Movie: Rockin’ on
Heaven’s Door
Singer 2007 – present,
member of F.T. Island
43. 40
The Rooftop Prince
Plot
!
It is about a Joseon crown prince Lee Gak
who, after his wife dies mysteriously, time
travels to the future with his 3 entourage, fall
onto Park Ha's rooftop house of where he
encounters familiar face of his beloved wife,
modern-day devices and corporate intrigue.
He believes believes that Park Ha in Seoul
year 2012 would bring him closer to solving
the mystery of the Crown Princess' murder
in the Joseon era.
Genre Romance, Comedy, Time Travel
44. 41
Channel SBS!
Run 21 Mar 2012 – 24 May 2012, Wed and Thur at 22:00
No of Episodes 20 (70 mins for each episode)
Writer Lee Hee Myung
Director Shin Yoon Sub
!
!
Ratings in Korea
!
Highest Rating Nationwide 15.1%
Highest Rating Seoul 17.3%
Average Rating Nationwide 12.1%
The Rooftop Prince
45. 42
The Rooftop Prince Cast
Han Ji Min (Park Ha)
Drama: Pamdam
Pamdam,Cain and Abel, Yi
San,
Capital Scandal……
Movie: Jang-soo Store,
The Fatal Encounter, The
Plan Man......
Park Yoo Chun (Prince Lee
Gak)
Drama: Three Days,
MissingYou, Sungkyunkwan
Scandal, Miss Ripley……
Movie: Sea Fog, Dating
On Earth
Singer 2003 – present,
member of Pop group JYJ
46. 43
Moon Embracing the Sun
Plot
!
Adapted from the novel of the same
name written by Jung Eun Gwol. It tells
of a secret, poignant love story between
a fictional king of Joseon Dynasty and a
female shaman against the backdrop
ofKorean traditional palace; and the
conflicts and conspiracy of vying political
powers.
Genre Historical, Romance, Fantasy
47. 44
Channel MBC!
Run 04 Jan 2012 – 15 Mar, 2012, Wed and Thur at 22:00
No of Episodes 20 (70 mins for each episode)
Writer Jin Soo Wan
Director Kin Do Hoon, Lee Seong Jun
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Ratings in Korea
!
Highest Rating Nationwide 42.2%
Highest Rating Seoul 46.1%
Average Rating Nationwide 33.0%
Moon Embracing the Sun
48. 45Cast
Kim Soo Hyun (King Lee
Hwon)
Drama: My Love from the
Star, Dream High, Will It
Snow For Christmas……
Movie: The Thieves,
Secretly, Greatly……
Han Ga In (Heo Yeon Woo)
Drama: Bad Guy, Witch
Yoo Hee, Dr. Kang, Super
Rookie……
Movie: Architecture 101,
Once Upon a Time in High
School……
Jung II Woo (Prince
Yang Myung)
Drama: Night
Watchman’s Journal,
Golden Rainbow,
Flower Boy Ramyun
Shop, 49 Days……
Movie: My Love, The
World of Silence
Moon Embracing the Sun
Kim Min Seo (Yoon
Bo Kyun)
Drama: Good Doctor,
7th Grade Civil Servant,
Sungkyunkwan Scandal,
Bad Guy……
Movie: Murderer
49. 46
Gu Family Book
Plot
!
The fusion martial arts action historical
drama is about a half man-half monster
who is searching for a centuries-old book
that according to gumiho legend,
contain the secret to becoming human.
Genre Historical, Romance
Action, Fantasy
Comedy
50. 47
Channel MBC!
Run 08 Apr 2013 – 25 Jun, 2013, Mon and Tue at 22:00
No of Episodes 24 (60 mins for each episode)
Writer Kang Eun Kyung
Director Shin Woo Chul, Kim Jung Hyun
!
!
Ratings in Korea
!
Highest Rating Nationwide 19.5%
Highest Rating Seoul 22.9%
Average Rating Nationwide 16.1%
Gu Family Book
51. 48
Gu Family Book Cast
Lee Seung Gi (Choi Kang Chi)
Drama: You’re All Surrounded,
The King 2 Hearts, The
Greatest Love, My Girlfriend is a
Nine-Tailed Fox……
Singer 2004 – present
Bae Suzy (Dam Yeo Wool)
Drama: Big, Dream High
……
Movie: Dorihwaga,
Architecture 101
Singer 2010 – present,
member of Pop group Miss
A
52. 49
Sungkyunkwan Scandal
Plot
!
Set during an era when society does not allow
females to be educated nor employed, Kim Yoon
Hee disguises herself as her brother, she entered
the prestigious Sungkyunkwan by the
encouragement from Lee Sun Joon, in order to
make ends meet for her family. There, she must
bear with the endless mischief of upperclassman
Gu Yong Ha, put up with the constant mood
swings of roommate Moon Jae Shin and keep
her secret from being discovered all the while
trying to hold her growing feelings for Lee Sun
Joon.
Genre Historical, Romance, Comedy
53. 50
Channel KBS!
Run 30 Aug 2010 – 02 Nov 2010, Mon and Tue at 22:00
No of Episodes 20 (70 mins for each episode)
Writer Kim Tae Hee
Director Kim Won Seok, Hwang In Hyuk
!
!
Ratings in Korea
!
Highest Rating Nationwide 14.3%
Highest Rating Seoul 15.1%
Average Rating Nationwide 10.1%
Sungkyunkwan Scandal
54. 51Cast
Park Min Young (Kim Yoon
Hee)
Drama: Healer, A New
Leaf, Dr. Jin, City Hunter,
Glory Jane……
Movie: The Cat
Park Yoo Chun (Lee Sun
Joon)
Drama: Three Days,
Missing You, Rooftop Prince,
Miss Ripley……
Movie: Sea Fog, Dating
On Earth
Singer 2003 – present,
member of JYJ
Yoo Ah In (Moon Jae
Shin)
Drama: Secret Love
Affair, Jang Ok Jung
Living By Love, Fashion
King, He Who Can’t
Marry……
Movie: Sado,
Veteran……
Sungkyunkwan Scandal
Song Joong Ki (Gu
Yong Ha)
Drama: The Innocent
Man, Deep Rooted Tree,
OB/GYN Doctor, Will It
Show For Christmas…
Movie: A Werewolf
Boy, The Grand Heist…
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