Six actresses: Yoon Yeo Jeong, Lee Mi Sook, Ko Hyeon Jeong, Choi Ji Woo, Kim Min Hee and Kim Ok Bin, each portraying themselves, come together for a Vogue magazine photo shoot on Christmas Eve, resulting in a clash of egos between individuals not used to sharing the limelight. Edit Translation
- English
- magyar / magyar nyelv
- dansk
- Norsk
- Native Title: 여배우들
- Also Known As: Yeobaewoodeul , Yeobaeudeul , The Actresses
- Screenwriter & Director: Lee Jae Yong
- Screenwriter: Shin Jung Goo
- Genres: Life, Drama
Cast & Credits
- Lee Mi SookLee Mi SookMain Role
- Youn Yuh Jung Main Role
- Kim Ok Bin Main Role
- Go Hyun Jung Main Role
- Choi Ji Woo Main Role
- Kim Min HeeKim Min HeeMain Role
Reviews
If I'm not mistaken, Actresses is South Korea's first mockumentary film
Six of South Korea's beautiful actresses gather for a magazine photoshoot, resulting in conflict of individuals. At the time when I used to worship mockumentary television shows like 'The Office' and 'Parks and Recreation', South Korea also released their own mockumentary- in the form of film. The rare gathering of six of the country's top actresses, giving hem a specific scenario, and letting the camera roll as they improvise their own lines and have an honest dialogue with each other really appealed to me.Plus, let's not forget the real-life confrontation between Choi Jiwoo and Ko Hyunjung, which I thought at first was part of the scenario given to them.
As what Director E J-Young mentioned, he wanted to create a film that's unconventional, and so Actresses was born- a film without a script. He is known to create films with topic of scandals and affairs (The Bacchus Lady, 2016), and unconventional ones such as Behind the Camera (2013), another mockumentary style film.
Their emotions and thoughts not as actresses but as humans were beautifully captured, Actresses is a film that you'd likely want to watch again.
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