Korean movie " VENUS AND MARS " region 3 Dvd

Movie: Venus and Mars
Revised romanization: Ssaum
Hangul: 싸움
Director: Han Ji-Seung
Writer: Han Ji-Seung, Lee Jae-Yoon
Producer: Kim In-Soo
Cinematographer:Kim Jae-Ho
Release Date: December 12, 2007
Runtime: 102 min.
Genre: Romantic-Comedy
Production Budget: US$ 4.5M
Studio: Cinema Service
Distributor: Cinema Service
Language: Korean
Country: South Korea
SUBTITLES : ENGLISH - KOREAN
REGION : 3

PLOT

Arguing about everything. This is mostly how Jin-A and Sang-Min spend their time together. But they decide to overcome their clashing characters and vow for forever love. However, their vow is short-lived and their life of “happily ever-after” seems to be an unattainable fairy tale. Sang-Min is the nation’s number one indifferent husband. Although unintended, he always seems to aggravate Jin-A. Jin-A is his wife. After putting up with Sang-Min’s distasteful attitude, she has become a scrawny, tense, and violent wife. While their grudges against one another are still left unhandled, they decide to split up. They clash on every issue and a psychological warfare begins. What began as verbal fights lead on to physical fight and they fight as if they are going to kill each other. There’s no room for patience and understanding to these two ex-lovers. They enter a merciless face-off. A fight leads on to another then another and the cycle continues.

NOTIFY ( REGION CODE )

Region code :3(korea and Southeast Asia, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Macau)

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