The 2015 New Year Special Films You Should Not Miss

The title of the long-lost 2015 Chinese New Year special film has returned.

These days, rather than festival specials, attention is naturally focused on selected films. On Monday the 17th, KBS1 and on the 23rd, KBS1 prepared an Asian film series as a Lunar New Year special.

One Shot at a Time is the first film of this kind, and although the main character is the master of Wing Chun, Yip Man, it focuses more on the beauty and harmony of martial arts than on the essence of combat techniques.

A thriller with an impressive progression and an irresistible rhythm—the scene where the two leads first meet is impossible to resist. Wazda KBS1 0 20 KBS1, the second film in the Asian film series, looks at old social customs through the eyes of a girl who wants to ride a bicycle. February 19, Thu, Peter Pan EBS1 9 35 A fantasy film that is the most faithful and modern adaptation of the original, suitable for the whole family to watch together. And Iron Man, the film that proves Tony Stark, the mechanical geek, is the protagonist of the third film in the series—not by wearing the iron suit, but by depicting the pain of inner growth. This work is a request to reaffirm the simple culture of the work as a series with a Korean texture. I hope the whole family can sit together, watch this work, and talk about the past.

Fear KBS2 11 40 The script director’s performance shows what happens when the three beats are the same.

Hajungwoo’s Hajungwoo by Ha Jung-woo KBS1 000 Film Five Days of Meeting is the face of Gong Li, the actor who directly embodied the overwhelming encounter of director Zhang Yimou’s film, which carries an irreparable historical wound. A time film. Her SBS 21 50 is a fairly conservative fantasy, but Shin Eun-kyung gives plenty of reasons to watch it alone.