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Asako In Ruby Shoes (Hong Kong Version) VCD

Lee Jung Jae (Actor) | Tachibana Misato (Actor) | Lee Jae Yong (Director)
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Customer Rating: Customer Review Rated Bad 10 - 10 out of 10 (1)
All Editions Rating: Customer Review Rated Bad 7 - 7.6 out of 10 (5)

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Product Title: Asako In Ruby Shoes (Hong Kong Version) 純愛譜 (香港版) 纯爱谱 (香港版) 純愛譜(海外版) Asako In Ruby Shoes (Hong Kong Version)
Artist Name(s): Lee Jung Jae (Actor) | Tachibana Misato (Actor) 李政宰 (Actor) | 橘實里 (Actor) 李政宰 (Actor) | 橘实里 (Actor) イ・ジョンジェ (Actor) | Tachibana Misato (Actor) 이 정재 (Actor) | Tachibana Misato (Actor)
Director: Lee Jae Yong 李在容 李在容 イ・ジェヨン 이재용
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Release Date: 2002-07-11
Language: Korean
Subtitles: English, Traditional Chinese
Country of Origin: South Korea
Disc Format(s): VCD
Publisher: Deltamac (HK)
Other Information: 2VCDs
Package Weight: 110 (g)
Shipment Unit: 1 What is it?
YesAsia Catalog No.: 1001838126

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主演：李政宰╱橘實里
Cast: Lee Jung Jae/ Tachibana Misato
導演：李在容
Director: Lee Jae Yong

　　生命悄悄留走……生活依然苦悶……
　　我自閉且孤獨……但我渴望愛情……
　　每天屏幕上偷窺；教我痴狂迷戀！
　　愛上她；我的生命是否從此不再灰色？！
　　兩個城市，一段純愛，許多埋藏的慾望……

　　由《觸不到的戀人》李政宰領銜主演！！

　　二十七歲的胡仁是名典型的公務員，負責辨公室的瑣碎事務如垃圾處理、分發傳真文件等。他喜歡一名叫美亞的女子，惟未能取得她的芳心。他的孤獨生活令他感到自己極為枯燥乏味。於是他將工餘時間完全放在互聯網上。他每日的歡樂時光就是瀏覽一些色情網站，藉以自我發洩一番來滿足自己的情慾。

　　一天胡仁在一個網上直播的交友網站上看見來自東京的十八歲少女早子，便即時被她所吸引。早子原名亞雅，因家庭問題而感到懊惱，她在色情網站充當真人表演女郎。她以早子的身份出現；藉做網上真人表演來籌備日後自殺的費用。胡仁對早子戀得瘋狂，不擅交往的他竟然主動地寫電郵給早子……

　　U-in, a government worker in a town office. His work consists of simple tasks like petty paperwork, making sure garbage is separated property etc. living away from his family and not very social, his days are lonely and weary. The only thing U-in immerses himself in is internet websites, every night. One night, a women, Mia, appears in his eyesight. U-in feels a strong pull towards her, and finds a new site. There, he can pick his idea woman and watch her slightest moves. U-in creates his ideal, and in front of him appears, Asako......“Welcome to my world”, Aya, her site is Asako, had been fascinated by the story about her grandfather. As a place of death, she thinks about swapping the days of today and tomorrow. She goes to a website after reading a leaflet, and shows herself ever day to ear money, the money that is almost propelling her towards death. As she almost earns enough money, a fan letter, written in English, arrives from Korea“I want to meet you someday......”......
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Average Customer Rating for this Edition: Customer Review Rated Bad 10 - 10 out of 10 (1)
Average Customer Rating for All Editions of this Product: Customer Review Rated Bad 7 - 7.6 out of 10 (5)

Kevin Kennedy
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June 10, 2008

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Keep watching until the end! Customer Review Rated Bad 8 - 8 out of 10
For most of its almost two-hour running length, "Asako in Ruby Shoes" is a visual essay on the boredom that infects directionless lives. But the film ends with a scene that is both surprising and perhaps inevitable that turns the movie into something very different.

Lee Jung-Jae plays U-In, a low-level local government office worker in Korea who lives an insular, solitary existence and disdains his job. He is drawn to a henna-haired young beauty named Mia (Kim Min-Hie), but she has no interest in him. U-In gravitates to a website on which young women display themselves for money. He seeks to find a woman who looks like Mia and finds on the website 'Asako in Ruby Shoes'.

'Asako' actually is a young Japanese woman named Aya (Tachibana Misato), who, like U-In, is drifting through life aimlessly and is playing with the idea of committing suicide. Aya befriends a colleague named Rie (Awata Urara), a lively, if depressive, young woman who devotes herself to becoming a catch for a young man. Aya and Rie seem to have nothing in common other than their loneliness, but Rie injects some much-needed enthusiasm into Aya's life (and into this movie).

The film follows U-In's and Aya's meandering, detached existences, with the only connection between them being that U-In watches Aya/Asako on the Internet and sends her occasional unanswered messages. The film leavens the dreary lives of its characters with a wry sensibility that approaches a kind of black humor.

What makes this film worth watching is its ending, which made me exclaim, "Oh! That's nice!" It is a perfect ending which colors your perception of everything that preceded it in the movie. It is astonishing to realize that the next project for Lee Jae-Yong, the director of this tale of post-adolescent ennui, was the intriguing and complex historical drama, "Untold Scandal".
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October 19, 2004

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 beautiful but dull Customer Review Rated Bad 6 - 6 out of 10
the movie was beautiful. there was great acting. But the movie was dull; there were interactions between the two main characters. there was not a point of climax--the movie just seemed to have dragged on and on.
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February 5, 2003

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 Reeeealy Slow Customer Review Rated Bad 4 - 4 out of 10
The description was interesting but I was disappointed. I liked how the story switched back and forth between the two main characters between Korea and Japan, but I was hoping that there would be more interaction between the two. And their lives are really depressing. I don't need happiness in my movies (after all, I really liked "Indian Summer") but this movie made me feel like I was watching ice cream melt on a hot, humid day. This was probably the director's goal where you begin to feel the same languid pointlessness that the characters feel, but I was never able to feel sympathy for the characters. Maybe I would have liked it better if I felt more depressed.
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November 7, 2002

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 absolutely beautiful Customer Review Rated Bad 10 - 10 out of 10
this is one of most beautiful films I've seen..
strongly recommend for those who love slow but beautiful story
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Mary
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August 21, 2002
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 High quality, good story, unique! Customer Review Rated Bad 10 - 10 out of 10
I wasn't really sure what to make of the film just seeing the reviews. But it was a pleasant surprise and I was really impressed and enjoyed the film. It is artsy and tells the story in a way that most films don't tell a story. The acting was great and the quality of the filming was very good also.

If you like Artsy this is for you.
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