Are you looking for Korean films to ignite a cosy evening with your partner? Delve into captivating storylines, undeniable chemistry, and intense intimacy between characters as we present a selection of Korean movies perfect for a romantic date night.
‘My Name Is Loh Kiwan’
In this Korean movie, Loh Kiwan, is a North Korean defector striving to adapt to life in the unfamiliar surroundings of Belgium. As he navigates the challenges of obtaining refugee status from the Belgian government, he finds himself drawn to Mari, a fellow Korean resident who has lost her sense of purpose. Through their journey, Kiwan and Mari form a deep connection and find solace in each other's company amidst their struggles in a foreign land. This movie has an IMDB rating of 6.8 and is available to watch on Netflix.
‘The Handmaiden’
The film follows the story of Sook-hee, a skilled con woman who infiltrates the life of Hideko, a young Japanese heiress, intending to steal her fortune. Assuming the role of Hideko's handmaiden, Sook-hee gradually grows closer to her target. However, as their relationship deepens, Sook-hee finds herself unexpectedly developing genuine feelings for Hideko, complicating her original mission. As the lines between deceit and affection blur, Sook-hee is faced with a challenging dilemma that tests her loyalty and desires. This movie has an IMDB rating of 8.1.
‘A Man And A Woman’
Sang-min travels to Finland with her autistic son for a special camp, where she encounters Ki-hong, a Korean architect. Despite their brief encounter, they share an immediate connection. After spending a night together, they parted ways the next morning. However, as time passes, Ki-hong realises he has developed feelings for Sang-min. Desperate to find her, he discovers Sang-min living a contented life with her wife and daughter. Now faced with a difficult decision, Sang-min must choose between holding onto the past or embracing a new future with Ki-hong. This movie has an IMDB rating of 6.7.
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‘A Muse’
‘A Muse’ is a 2012 South Korean film based on the erotic romantic novel 'Eun-gy' by author Park Bum-shin. The story follows Eun Gyo, a young woman who works part-time cleaning the home of Lee Jeok-yo, a renowned national poet in his 70s. As time passes, Jeok-yo becomes infatuated with Eun Gyo and writes a short story detailing his fantasies about her. However, complications arise when Jeok-yo's student, Seo Ji-woo, becomes jealous of their relationship and decides to pursue Eun Gyo himself. This movie has an IMDB rating of 6.6.
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‘The Housemaid’
This acclaimed Korean film featuring Jeon Do-yeon competed for the prestigious Palme d’Or at the Cannes Film Festival in 2010. A remake of the 1960 South Korean movie with the same title, it revolves around Hae-ra and her husband Hoon, who hire housemaid Eun-yi to care for their daughter. However, complications arise when Eun-yi develops romantic feelings for Hoon, leading to a passionate affair between the two. As their relationship deepens, Eun-yi becomes pregnant, triggering a series of events where she becomes the target of Hae-ra, who plots to eliminate the unborn child. This movie has an IMDB rating of 6.4.
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