“IU’s swearing acting is so scary,” real-time review of Cannes’ award-winning movie “Broker”

The 75th Cannes International Film Festival’s award-winning film “Broker” has finally been unveiled.

Actors Song Kang-ho, Kang Dong-won, Bae Doo-na, IU, and Lee Joo-young’s “Broker” now can be watched in theaters nationwide on Jun 8th.

According to Korean Film Council’s Korea Box-office Information System, “Broker” was such a highly anticipated work that it surpassed the movie “The Roundup,” which had firmly maintained the top spot in the box office, and ranked first in terms of reservation rate.

The movie depicts an unexpected and special journey of those who became involved with each other surrounding the “Baby Box.”

Directed by Hirokazu Koreeda, the “Japanese master director,” the movie contains a deep message about abortion, child abandonment, and a new type of family.

Most of the audiences who watched “Broker” quickly showed their high satisfaction by giving the movie a rating of 10 stars.

They praised the actors’ acting skills, saying, “The lines of Bae Doo-na are stuck in my heart,” and “Song Kang-ho’s acting is creepily awesome.”

Some viewers raised curiosity by announcing IU’s surprise transformation, saying, “I was impressed by IU’s swearing acting.”

In addition, Internet users applauded the solid plot and heart-warming development, saying, “It is a movie that I want everyone in this world to see.”

Some said it was not as good as expected because the plot was a little boring, but most of the audiences are giving favorable reviews, which is expected to turn on the green light for the box office industry.

Attention is focusing on what kind of results “Broker,” which has begun a full-fledged competition with “The Roundup,” will achieve in the future.

Source: insight