1950년대신상옥멜로드라마 = Shin Sang-ok's melodramas from the 1950s / 제공, 한국영상자료원.

1950-yŏndae Sin Sang-ok mello tŭrama = Shin Sang-ok's melodramas from the 1950s / chegong, Han'guk Yŏngsang Charyowŏn.

Format
Video/Projected medium
Language
Korean
Published/​Created
  • [Sŏul] : Pŭllu K'ino, 2013.
  • [서울] : 블루키노, 2013.
Description
3 videodiscs (356 min.) : sound, black and white ; 4 3/4 in. + 1 booklet (44 pages : illustrations ; 19 cm)

Details

Subject(s)
Screenwriter
Film director
Actor
Related name
Library of Congress genre(s)
Series
Medium/​Support
4 3/4 in.
Summary note
[Disc 1]. A College Woman's Confession (1958). After her grandmother passes away, poor law student Choi So Young (Choi Eun Hee) is confronted with the harsh prospect of having to give up her schooling and her dreams. In these desperate times, she comes across a diary written by the deceased long-lost daughter of a rich politician. So Young's friend suggests that she pose as the daughter and ask the politician for help. Notable for its empathetic portrayal of women's issues in postwar Korea, A College Woman's Confession was a big hit when it was released, catapulting the careers of both Shin Sang Ok and leading actress Choi Eun Hee. -- [disc 2]. Dongsimcho (1959). Lee Suk Hee (Choi Eun Hee) has been struggling to run a shop by herself since her husband passed away in the war. When her shop falls into hard times, it is Kim Sang Kyu (Kim Jin Gyu) who lends her a helping hand. The two fall in love, but Sang Kyu is already engaged and Suk Hee is torn between traditional social values and her heart's desire. -- [disc 3]. A Sister's Garden (1959). Raised in an upper middle-class family, Nam Jung Hee (Choi Eun Hee) has never had to worry about money or material needs, but everything changes after her father passes away. She is only barely able to keep the house with the help of a young doctor (Kim Seok Hun). To support the household, she becomes a saloon madam. A seven-year-old Ahn Sung Ki appears in the film as Jung Hee's younger brother.--http://www.yesasia.com
Notes
  • Title from container.
  • Originally produced as feature films from 1958 & 1959.
  • Special features: before/after restoration; photo galleries.
Creation/​Production credits
  • Kamdok, Sin Sang-ok; ch'waryŏng, Kang Pŏm-gu (disc 1), Ch'oe Kyŏng-ok, Chŏng Hae-jun (disc 2&3) ; p'yŏnjip, Kim Yŏng-hŭi.
  • 감독, 신상옥; 촬영, 강범구 (disc 1), 최경옥, 정해준 (disc 2&3) ; 편집, 김영희.
System details
DVD; NTSC; region all; aspect ratio 4:3; single sided dual layer; Dolby digital mono.
Participant(s)/​Performer(s)
  • [Disc 1]. Ŏnŭ yŏdaesaeng ŭi kobaek: Ch'oe Ŭn-hŭi, Kim Sŭng-ho, Hwang Chŏng-sun -- [disc 2]. Tongsimch'o: Ch'oe Ŭn-hŭi, Ŏm Aeng-nan, Yi Min -- [disc 3]. Chamae ŭi hwawŏn: Ch'oe Ŭn-hŭi, Ch'oe Chi-hŭi, Ra Ae-sim.
  • [Disc 1]. 어느여대생의고백: 최은희, 김승호, 황정순 -- [disc 2]. 동심초: 최은희, 엄앵란, 이민 -- [disc 3]. 자매의화원: 최은희, 최지희, 라애심.
Language note
In Korean with optional subtitles in Korean, English, or Japanese ; accompanying booklet in Korean and English.
Contents
  • [Disc 1]. Ŏnŭ yŏdaesaeng ŭi kobaek = A college woman's confession (1955, 122 min.) / chejak, Sŏul Yŏnghwasa, Sin Sang-ok Pʻŭrodŏksyŏn ; kaksaek, Sin Sang-ok ; yunsaek, Cho Nam-sa ; kamdok, Sin Sang-ok
  • [disc 2]. Tongsimch'o = Dongsimcho (1959, 126 min.) / wŏnjak, Cho Nam-sa ; kaksaek, Yi Pong-nae, Cho Nam-sa ; kamdok, Sin Sang-ok
  • [disc 3]. Chamae ŭi hwawŏn = A sister's garden (1959, 108 min.) / chejak, kamdok, Sin Sang-ok ; wonjak, kaksaek, Cho Nam-sa.
  • [Disc 1]. 어느여대생의고백 = A college woman's confession (1955, 122 min.) / 제작, 서울영화사, 신상옥프로덕션 ; 각색, 신상옥 ; 윤색, 조남사 ; 감독, 신상옥
  • [disc 2]. 동심초 = Dongsimcho (1959, 126 min.) / 원작, 조남사 ; 각색, 이봉래, 조남사 ; 감독, 신상옥
  • [disc 3]. 자매의화원 = A sister's garden (1959, 108 min.) / 제작, 감독, 신상옥 ; 원작, 각색, 조남사.
Other title(s)
  • Sin Sang-ok mello tŭrama
  • 신상옥멜로드라마
  • Shin Sang-ok's melodramas from the 1950s
Publisher no.
2013-VK01412--2013-VK01414
OCLC
854854223
International Article Number
  • 8809275240447
RCP
H - U
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