The best Kang Gil-woo’s movies
Today we present the best Kang Gil-woo’s movies. If you are a great movie fan, you will surely know most of them, but we hope to discover a movie that you have not yet seen … and that you love! Let’s go there with the best Kang Gil-woo’s movies.
A Distant Place
6.6/10
A story about social minorities, such as gay couples and unmarried mothers, depicted with idyllic images and lyrical sentiments. Jin-woo, who is living a reclusive life in a ranch in Hwacheon while bringing up his niece as if she were his own daughter, has his quiet life disturbed with his boyfriend Hyun-min and his younger sister Eun-young.
DUST-MAN
Taysan, a young homeless man in dust-riddled Seoul, begins a series of illustrations over dusty surfaces. Through his Dust Art, Taysan starts the process of recovery from the pains of his past.
AND THERE WAS LIGHT
A man determines to kill himself every day, but continues with his life because he forgets to end himself due to alcoholic dementia. A severely alcoholic woman is living her life under grief and helplessness. These two utter strangers run into each other and set off to finish their lives together.
Plant Cafe, Warmth
Hyeonjae was a war correspondent who quit due to his trauma of war. Thinking of the special communication he had with plants as a kid, he returns to his grandfather's arboretum. At that very place, he gains the courage to live on and decides to run a plant café in the city. To his customers who seek him out with their stories and plants, Hyeonjae provides a remedy for not only their plants but also their hearts.
WAVE
Second-generation migrant worker, Soo is released after receiving probation and community service sentence for his use of violence. Along with his friend Pil-sung, he ends up working as brokers for illegal migrant workers. While fulfilling his community service duty, he meets surfers. Soo falls in love with surfing as the surfers Ddong-ggo and Hae-na teach him how to surf.
Rising Star
A middle-aged lady, Myung-ja becomes one of the candidates for an amateur swimming competition. Myung-ja doesn’t want to let a teenage girl, Ji-gyu get the chance.
One Blue Rainy Day
I Have Never Cried For Someone
Writer Sung-jun encourages his once-actor friend Yeon-woo to act again.
Catch You Catch Me
Minuk finally made his first feature film, but it is difficult to release in theaters due to COVID-19. Everyone persuades Minuk to release the movie on another platform, but Minuk can't let the movie and Eunhee go like this.
To My River
Follows a female poet dealing with the grief of the recent death of her boyfriend.
Morning of the Dead
Sung-jae decides to sell over 1000 DVDs he has collected. A middle school girl, Min-ji comes to his house to buy his DVD in the morning.
Pollock
The delivery person, Kim Su is learning Korean while working in Korea. One day, he happens to catch the criminal by motorcycle accident and get a bounty. As he gets money, he would like to treat his Korean teacher and classmates to meals.
My Little Television
A TV producer from a broadcasting station in Yanji, China visits so-called Chinatown of Seoul, Daerim-dong, to interview a Chinese Korea family. The producer spends a day with them while shooting their daily lives.
North Star
One winter day, Sung-jae makes an acquaintance with Yoojin, who likes to doodle rather than to draw, just like himself. After quitting her job, Yoojin travels to Europe. Sung-jae wishes to meet up with Yoojin again upon her return.
