Sun-jae Lee Movies

Yongary, Monster from the Deep

39/100

Earthquakes in central Korea turn out to be the work of Yongary, a prehistoric gasoline-eating reptile that soon goes on a rampage through Seoul.

Sorrow Under the Heavens

A woman's death results in her eldest daughter having to quit school and take care of her crippled father. Unable to cope with all the household duties, she allows her younger sister to be ... See full summary »

Special Investigation Unit: The Life of Miss Kim Su-im

Kim Su-im, the mistress of an American colonel, is arrested and charged with being a North Korean spy. While not denying the charge, Miss Kim takes the trial as an opportunity to relate her... See full summary »

Labyrinth

The Guest Who Came on the Last Train

54/100

This film concentrates on a group of people who have trouble adjusting to mainstream society. From a woman running away from her previous life, to a man with a terminal disease, to a pop ... See full summary »

Once in My Life

Yeong-mi escapes from the juvenile training camp where she was forced to stay and rescues Yun-hie, who was about to throw herself under a train. Because they resemble each other, they decide to trade places and live the other's life

Talchul

An army sergeant is captured and sent to North Korea where he endures torture and brainwashing.

Oyangui apt 2

Cha's meeting with the beautiful Mi-yeong is misunderstood by his family. His wife, furious at his behavior, packs up and moves to Pusan while his son, disgusted with his father, leaves home for Seoul

It's Not My Home

King Sejong the Great

Historical drama of King Sejong who reformed Korean society during the Chosun Dynasty. He created the Korean alphabet to make literature available to commoners and others who could not read... See full summary »

Brother 2

Sang-hyeong lives with his older brother and family and helps with the household expenses by driving a taxi. When the brothers business begins to fail, their happy home becomes a place of ... See full summary »

A Miracle

Bameun mali eobtda

After being taken advantage of by a gang of smugglers, a young couple find themselves held hostage. They are subjected to terrible tortures but try to keep their wits so they can find a way to escape

Maternal Affection

In 1920, a man is arrested on his wedding night by the Japanese colonial police. He stands accused of taking part in a failed attempt at revolution and he is sentenced to several years ... See full summary »

Sister's Diary

Seong-ae returns from her four years in the USA. While she was gone, her sister had passed away. Seong-ae's young niece begins to believe that her aunt is really her mother and starts ... See full summary »

Cheongchuneul dabachyeo

Darling, I'm Sorry

Myeong-seob is a struggling artist living off his wife's salary as a high school teacher until it is revealed that his wife has been stealing school funds to pay for his expenses and make ends meet

Wharf

Dockworkers struggle to support their families honestly while trying to avoid the temptations of smuggling and accepting bribes from gangsters.

Powder Smoke

Madam of Myeongwol

A kisaeng plots with other freedom fighters to destroy a train transporting high level Japanese officials.

Lady Hong

A man is haunted by the ghost of his murdered girlfriend who tries to tempt him into the underworld. He is also visited by the girls dead mother who is furious with him for loving her daughter.

Chunwon Lee Kwang-su

Based on the life of Lee Kwang-su who was exiled to China during the Japanese occupation of Korea. After liberation, he was kidnapped by northern soldiers to become a mouthpiece of propaganda before he finally escapes to the south

Jongro Blues

Chang-gu fights and kills a leader of Seoul's organized crime and he takes the reigns of power as a result...

Haneulnaraeseo on pyeonji

Mi-kyeong writes to her father daily while he works far from home. When he dies in a work-related accident, the mailman tells her to continue writing and her father will answer her from ... See full summary »

Arirang ah!

A man reviews the heartbreaks that he experienced in his lifetime including torture by the Japanese colonial police, the death of his son in the Korean War, his second son's emigration to ... See full summary »