Mimi started to gamble, dreaming of turning her life around. One night, she loses her family in front of her eyes in an unknown attack from an unidentified assailant. Mimi who obtained a poker card found at the scene of the crime, recognized that it is a card exclusively used in the house gambling board that is secretly operated after asking around. She enters the gambling house. The ordinary life of Mimi is completely turned around by meeting the mysterious gambler Ozawa in a place where only prominent players gather. In a poker game where nothing can be predicted, the two go through the biggest crisis of their lives and jump into a huge plate where their lives come and go... (Source: HanCinema) Edit Translation
- English
- magyar / magyar nyelv
- עברית / עִבְרִית
- dansk
Cast & Credits
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![Lee Chae Young in Female Tazza Korean Movie (2021)]( "Lee Chae Young in Female Tazza Korean Movie (2021)")
Lee Chae YoungMimiMain Role -
![Jung Hye In in Female Tazza Korean Movie (2021)]( "Jung Hye In in Female Tazza Korean Movie (2021)")
Jung Hye InOh Ja WaMain Role -
![Choi Min Chul in Female Tazza Korean Movie (2021)]( "Choi Min Chul in Female Tazza Korean Movie (2021)")
Choi Min ChulYook SonSupport Role -
![Sa Hee in Female Tazza Korean Movie (2021)]( "Sa Hee in Female Tazza Korean Movie (2021)")
Sa Hee Support Role -
![Kwon Yong Woon in Female Tazza Korean Movie (2021)]( "Kwon Yong Woon in Female Tazza Korean Movie (2021)")
Kwon Yong Woon Support Role -
![Kim Sun Bin in Female Tazza Korean Movie (2021)]( "Kim Sun Bin in Female Tazza Korean Movie (2021)")
Kim Sun Bin Support Role
Reviews
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Disappointing
I'm on a Tazza run right now, so I thought I'd watch the newest one as well.Sadly it did not live up to my expectations.
Here are the most noticeable flaws:
- The acting was pretty iffy, but overall I think the directing was the bigger issue.
- The lack of tension, especially at times when the viewer should feel it.
- To add to the previous point, the lack of music. Usually background music helps build the tension a lot. But in quite a few scenes where they should have added it, there was none, which I feel was very detrimental to the atmosphere of the movie.
Going with no music at all could actually be very interesting, but the acting and directing has to be solid for it to work, in my opinion.
- A lot of crucial scenes were omitted.
Characters were getting kidnapped without showing the actual scene.
We were lacking some insight into the characters' thoughts at times.
- The finale felt very dumb and lackluster. Realistically speaking, nothing guarantees that the opponents will keep their word if they lost so it all felt pointless.
I was intrigued by Ozawa's story the most, but I'm not satisfied with how they chose to portray it either.
The first half was at least enjoyable, and the movie being quite short there wasn't much left after that.
If you do want to start it, I would just advise you to not go in with any expectations and just enjoy the ride!
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