Viva Love!
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- Movie: Viva Love! / Mother’s Romance
- Hangul: 경축! 우리사랑 / 경축! 우리 사랑
- Revised Romanization: Kyeongchuk! Urisarang
- Director: Jeon-kyun Oh
- Producer: Hyung-seung Lee
- Writer: Yoon Park
- Cinematographer: Seong-baek Jang
- Release Date: April 10, 2008
- Runtime : 100 min.
- Production Budget: US$ 700,000
- Country: South Korea
- Language: Korean
Plot
Bong-sun is a 50 year old woman who has become the breadwinner of her family. She runs a karaoke bar and a lodging business, while her alcoholic husband and unemployed daughter sit idly by.
One day, Bong-sun walks into a room in her Karaoke bar and finds her daughter involved intimately with one of her tenants, Goo-sang. Bong-sun's daughter runs away from home, leaving behind her stressed out mother and heartbroken boyfriend. The boyfriend/tennant becomes depressed and gets extremely drunk. Bong-sun has to carry him home and she starts to pity him. Bong-sun and the tenant eventually sleeps together, with Bong-sun becoming pregnant by her tenant who is 21 years younger than her. Now, rumors fly around her neighborhood.
Cast
- Kim Hae-Suk - Bong-sun (Mother)
- Kim Young-Min - Ku-sang (Tenant)
- Kim Hye-Na - Jeong-yun (Daughter)
- Gi Ju-Bong - Mr. Ha (Father)
- Bang Min-Seo
- Lee Yong-Nyeo
- Jung Jae-Jin
- Keum Dong-Hyun - pharmacist
- Lee Eung-Jae - male karaoke customer
- Oh Joo-Hee - Mr. Lee's wife
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Awards
- 2009 (45th) PaekSang Arts Awards - February 27th
- Best Movie
- also nominated for "Best Actress" (Kim Hae-Suk / "Best Screenplay" /
- Best Movie
- 2008 (45th) Daejong Film Awards - June 27th
- Best New Director Jeon-kyun Oh
- Best Screemplay Yoon Park
- also nominated for "Best Actress" (Kim Hae-Suk) / "Best Supporting Actor" (Gi Ju-Bong) / "Best New Actor" (Kim Young-Min) / "Best New Actress" (Kim Hye-Na) /
Film Festivals
- 2009 (4th) Korean Film Festival In Paris - November 4-November 17 - Feature Films
