Wang-ui namja

Soul mate minstrels Jang-sang and Gong-gil eke out a living in 14th century Korea through bawdy stories presented in a tightrope act; however, sexual interests of the rich over Gong-gil s androgynous looks impair their basic desire to entertain once too often. A line is crossed, an authority figure dies, and the pair must flee to Seoul. They soon take up with a trio of fellow minstrels and, lead by Jang-sang, present riskier shows that prove lucrative; but, a scathing exhibition satirizing the king and his concubine puts them under arrest with a set date for execution. Forced to present themselves to the king for final judgment, they surprisingly wind up becoming his court performers, but the tyrannical king, though sensitive and intelligent, is also excessive and psychologically scarred, with the minstrel shows putting him uncomfortably in touch with buried issues over his dead mother (long ago forced to commit suicide by the court). This makes him dangerously unstable. The alarmed nobles, wanting the minstrels gone, find support from the king s mistress after the king s infatuation turns from her to Gong-gil. Longevity definitely isn t what it once was, and Jang-sang feels they all ought to high-tail it while they can, but Gong-gil, though unwaveringly allegiant, feels differently. Written by statmanjeff Wang-ui namja is a 2005 Korean Korean-language Drama History movie featuring Kam Woo-sung, Lee Joon-gi, Jung Jin-young, Woo-seong Kam, Jin-young Jung, Seong-yeon Kang and Hyeon Woo. The movie is inspired from Yi by Kim Tae-woong. Cineworld in association with Eagle Pictures. were the production houses involved in the project along with executive producer(s) Jeong Jin-wan and Lee Joon-ik. Wang-ui namja is written by Choi Seok-hwan and directed by Lee Joon-ik. Cinema Service acquired the distribution rights for the film. Wang-ui namja was released on 29th June 2006 and takes a screen time of 119 minutes. The Film was successful at box office. Wang-ui namja was made on a budget of ₹35 lakh and it was a super hit at box office gross of $74 million. Cinematography was done by Ji Kil-woong and editing by Kim Sang-bum and Kim Jae-bum. The music was composed by Lee Byung-woo.
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