Today, September 15th (Sunday) at 11:00 PM, the movie ‘Detective K: Secret of the K-Pop Flower’ will be screened on EBS1TV’s ‘Korean Movie Special’. Directed by Kim Seok-yoon and starring Kim Myung-min, Oh Dal-soo, and Han Ji-min, the movie ‘Detective K: Secret of the K-Pop Flower’ is a 2011 Korean movie that is available to those aged 15 and older. The broadcast is 115 minutes long.
In the 16th year of King Jeongjo’s reign, King Jeongjo, who suspected a conspiracy by officials to hide the corruption of tribute payments, secretly orders Joseon’s best detective (Kim Myung-min) to find the mastermind behind the case. The famous detective, who was attacked by assassins on the first day of the investigation, escapes the crisis with the help of the dog trader Seo Pil, and together with Seo Pil, they head to Jeokseong in search of the crucial clue, the Gaksitougu Flower. There, they meet Han Gaek-ju (Han Ji-min), who dominates Joseon’s upper class and holds the key to the case… The more they dig into the secrets, the more the truth of the huge conspiracy is revealed!
The film is set in the 16th year of King Jeongjo’s reign. King Jeongjo faces a great crisis due to suspicious incidents surrounding the corruption of government officials. The film depicts the story of Joseon’s greatest detective stepping in to uncover the huge scandal that shakes Joseon. However, unlike the serious incidents, the film depicts the process of the clumsy genius detective solving the cases in a cheerful and lively way. It has raised expectations for a new genre and character by presenting a Korean detective character comparable to famous detective characters such as Britain’s Sherlock Holmes and America’s Hercule Poirot. The film is a film adaptation of the original novel “Secret of the Chaste Woman’s Gate” by the best-selling author Kim Tak-hwan. “The Secret of the Chaste Woman’s Gate” is the second story in the “Baektap-pa” series, a mystery novel that tells the story of young Silhak scholars set during the Jeongjo era in the late 18th century, one of the most interesting periods in Korean history. It is a work that has received high praise from critics and readers alike for its meticulous plot development, delicate descriptions, and unexpected twists, showing an absorbing power that makes it impossible to put down once you start reading.
He was recognized for his outstanding comedic sense while directing KBS’s representative entertainment programs and sitcoms such as ‘Old Miss Diary’, ‘Run, Mom’, ‘Super TV Sunday is Fun’, and ‘Gag Concert’. After that, he moved to JTBC and made a name for himself as a producer by creating a series of signature programs. He debuted as a film director with a theatrical version in 2006. He showed off his prowess by making 4.7 million viewers laugh with , and rose to the ranks of box office directors. His subsequent directing works include (2015) and (2017).
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2024-09-15 10:39:32