Korean Movies Opening Today 2024/12/05 in Korea

Korean movies opening today 2024/12/05 in Korea: "MICHAEL: Prostate Gland and Skeleton Fragments" and "RM: Right People, Wrong Place"

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"MICHAEL: Prostate Gland and Skeleton Fragments" (2024)

Directed by Lee Yong-seuk

With Kim Jong-hun, Kim Young-kuk, Seol Joon-soo, Min Chae-eun, Im Chae-min, Park Se-mi-III,...

Synopsis
Han-joo became a health food model through street casting?! A suspicious lecher who is after the yogurt lady appears? As always, various incidents and accidents unfold at the Michael store today. And! The identity of the mysterious Michael is finally revealed... Who on earth was our skeleton partner Michael?

"RM: Right People, Wrong Place" (2024)

Directed by Lee Seok-jun

With RM,...

Synopsis
This documentary chronicles the making of BTS leader RM's second solo album, "Right Place, Wrong Person". It tells the story of the final chapter of his twenties as he prepares for mandatory military service, and offers a deeply personal glimpse into the life of Kim Nam-joon. "RM: Right People, Wrong Place" opens with grainy shots that evoke a sense of nostalgia. It is a chronicle of youth, spanning from February 8, 2023, to November 10, 2023, with each section dated like a journal entry, documenting the progress of "Team RM's" project. In a collaborative project that feels like a small festival, where like-minded friends with similar tastes come together to share burgers and whiskey, RM, or Kim Nam-joon, dreams of creating an album that is "entirely his own". The film follows him as he travels to places where no one recognizes him, and the photographer captures him just as he is. "RM: Right People, Wrong Place" is both a film about the making of RM's album and a very special record of a unique youth. (KANG Sowon)

29th BUSAN International Film Festival 2024 - Open Cinema

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