"Une manipulation vertigineuse"
Mademoiselle
Corée. Années 30, pendant la colonisation japonaise. Une jeune femme est engagée comme servante d’une riche japonaise, vivant recluse dans un immense manoir sous la coupe d’un oncle tyrannique. Mais Sookee a un secret. Avec l’aide d’un escroc se faisant passer pour un comte japonais, ils ont d’autres plans pour Hideko…
Détails
Mots-clés
Sociétés de production
Vidéos
Images
Distribution
Acteurs principaux
Similaires
Péché Originel
Cinquante Nuances de Grey
Below Her Mouth
L'Homme d'Elysian Fields
The Duke of Burgundy
White Night
Avis des utilisateurs
Voir tout sur TMDB**In the circle of romance, deceive and defraud.** Those who are into the world cinema, particularly the Korean, knows Park Chan-wook very well. But if you don't, then you must. His films are definitely for the grown ups. Like everybody else, my admiration for his work has started a decade ago with the film 'Oldboy'. He had tried his luck in Hollywood with 'Stoker'. Despite a good entertainer, …
Talk about the best laid plans! This is a cracking, sexy, thriller set in Korea during the Japanese occupation of the 1930s. It centres around the charming, butter-wouldn't-melt "Sook-Hee" (Tae Ri Kim) who takes a job attending the wealthy "Lady Hideko" (Kim Min-hee). She lives on a grand estate with her cantankerous uncle "Kouzuki" (Cho Jin-woong) and is frankly rather low maintenance for her new…
The Handmaiden, adapted from Sarah Waters' Fingersmith, masterfully transposes the 19th-century London setting to 1930s Japanese-occupied Korea, creating a rich and visually stunning historical backdrop. Told in three intricately woven chapters, the film unfolds with gripping suspense, emotional depth, and narrative twists that keep viewers fully engaged. With award-winning cinematography, meticul…