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The Concubine
Promotional poster for The Concubine
Nama lain
Hangul후궁: 제왕의 첩
Hanja後宮: 帝王의 妾
Alih Aksara yang DisempurnakanHugung: Jewang-ui Jeob
McCune–ReischauerHugung: Chewang-ŭi chŏp
SutradaraKim Dae-seung
ProduserHwang Yoon-jeong
Ditulis olehHwang Yoon-jeong
Kim Dae-seung
Kim Mee-jung
PemeranJo Yeo-jeong
Kim Dong-wook
Kim Min-joon
Penata musikJo Yeong-wook
SinematograferHwang Ki-seok
PenyuntingKim Sang-bum
DistributorLotte Entertainment
Tanggal rilis
  • 06 Juni 2012 (2012-06-06)
Durasi122 minutes
NegaraSouth Korea
BahasaKorean
Pendapatan
kotor
₩19,330,302,500
$16,463,290[1]

The Concubine (Hangul: 후궁: 제왕의 첩; RR: Hugoong: Jewangui Chub; lit. "Royal Concubine: Concubine to the King") adalah film [[Korea Selatan produksi tahun 2012 bergenre drama sejarah yang disutradarai oleh Kim Dae-seung, berdasarkan skenario yang ditulis oleh Hwang Yoon-jeong, Kim Dae-seung, dan Kim Mee-jung]][2][3][4][5] Film yang dirilis pada 6 Juni 2012, ini dibintangi oleh Jo Yeo-jeong, Kim Dong-wook, dan Kim Min-joon.[6][7][8][9][10]

Plot

Set during the early Joseon Dynasty, the film begins with the queen mother and former concubine (Park Ji-young) in a precarious position of having no blood ties to the childless king (Jung Chan). She schemes to replace him on the throne with his stepbrother and her submissive young son Sung-won (Kim Dong-wook). Indifferent to his mother’s plans, the timid prince falls in love at first sight with Hwa-yeon (Jo Yeo-jeong), an aristocrat’s daughter, who has already found love with Kwon-yoo (Kim Min-joon), a low-born commoner. When her father (Ahn Suk-hwan) decides to send her to the royal palace as a concubine for the king, the two lovers try to elope but are caught after their first night together. She only gives in to parental demands in a quid pro quo for his life.

Five years later, Hwa-yeon has become the queen from giving birth to a son. Sung-won comes back from traveling to see the King upon hearing of his ill-health. In a private conversation, he hands a hair stick to her as a present and as a confession of his feelings. After the king passes away to what the eunuchs assume is poison, the Queen Mother appoints herself as Regent and she sits her son, Prince Sung-won, on the throne as a puppet king, giving the ruthless matriarch firm control over the royal court. Hwa-yeon is moved to a closely watched humble residence where she is being under surveillance constantly. When Hwa-yeon's father suspects the missing pages of the King's Log to contain the assassination of the king, he is arrested for treason. Present at her conversation with Sung-won is her former lover, Kwon-yoo, who she is quite surprised to see. However, when she reaches to him for help, he gives the image of being a helpless eunuch all the while plotting to end her father's life as revenge for castrating him for his elopement with her. Hwa-yeon continues to subtly beg Sung-won for her father's life and even manages to find the woman who recorded the King's Log to exonerate herself and her father. Kwon-yoo is ordered by Sung-won to save her father but he refuses to help in any way, thereby making the exoneration impossible. To assassinate Hwa-yeon and her son in order to secure her position in the palace, the Queen Mother tells Minister Yoon, in charge of medicinal purposes, to pass off a rock with poisonous fumes to Kwon-yoo to give to Hwa-yeon.

Sung-won is still apparently very attracted to Hwa-yeon and lusts after her, even taking her personal maid, Geum-ok, so that he can inflict his sexual desires on her while fantasizing about Hwa-yeon. One night, Sung-won enters Geum-ok's room and is extremely angry when he sees her wearing Hwa-yeon's hair stick (which he had given to her as a present). To save her own life, Geum-ok reveals that Kwon-yoo, who is present that night, had a relationship with Hwa-yeon. Sung-won confronts Hwa-yeon about the relationship, which Hwa-yeon refuses to admit to; the king becomes suspicious of Kwon-yoo and pulls down his pants to reveal his castration, dismissing any further accusations. When Sung-won becomes ashamed, he attempts to rape Hwa-yeon but leaves when Hwa-yeon tells him to "come back when you become a real King." After this incident, Kwon-yoo realizes that he is the father of Hwa-yeon's child from their night together before he was castrated as she gave birth in less than a year after her marriage to the king, he begs for forgiveness, and asks if he can do anything to help her for her sake and for the sake of his son. Using the rock he was handed earlier, Kwon-yoo secretly puts it in Sung-woo's medicinal drink; however, he is left with no choice but to drink his own concoction after Sung-won dares him to drink. After his violent reaction to the poisonous medicinal drink, Sung-won quickly suspects his mother after the physician admits that Minister Yoon, who is directly beneath the Queen Mother, is head of medicine.

Upon finding out that the son of Hwa-yeon, who is then imprisoned, may not in fact by the King's child by Geum-ok, the Queen Mother charges Hwa-yeon with treason and orders Minister Yoon to end her life and her son's. When she meets with Sung-won in an attempt to tell him, he quickly accuses her of trying to poison him, after which she then admits to poisoning the previous king for how they were treated so that she could put Sung-won on the throne. Both Kwon-yoo and Minister Yoon are brought in to admit guilt with Hwa-yeon present to admit her innocence. To protect Hwa-yeon and their son, Kwon-yoo lies that the Queen Mother was behind Sung-woo's assassination, to which Sung-woo orders for both their execution and for the Queen Mother to be held in her chambers. In a carriage heading towards the execution, Hwa-yeon thanks Kwon-yoo but tells him that she was only using him to protect her own son and also as revenge for her father, and has lost all affection for him because of how he changed for the worst for letting her father die and becoming just as bad as he was. Sung-woo is greeted in his room by Hwa-yeon and the two engage in sexual intercouse but Hwa-yeon stabs the sternum below his neck and the king bleeds to death, as she believes that when his lust for her subdues he would try to harm her and her son as he did her maid, as well as take revenge on him since it was his lust for her that got her forced into the palace and ruined her life in the first place. The last scene shows her smiling and staring at the camera as she and her son enters the empty royal court.

Box office

Film ini terjual 1.4 juta tiket pada 10 hari pertama penayangan, dan pada akhir bulan telah mencapai 2 juta. Dewan Film Korea Selatan melaporkan bahwa film ini terjual lebih dari 2.6 juta tiket, menempati urutan ke-11 film terlaris sepanjang Korean Selatan tahun 2012.[11][12][13][14][15] Hak distribusi film ini telah dibeli oleh delapan negara, antara lain Selandia Baru, Singapura, Hong Kong, [[Jepang, Taiwan, Australia, Malaysia, dan Brunei.[16][17][18]

Pemeran

  • Jo Yeo-jeong ... Shin Hwa-yeon[19]
  • Kim Dong-wook ... Prince Sung-won[20][21][22]
  • Kim Min-joon ... Kwon-yoo / Choong-young
  • Park Ji-young ... the Queen Mother (Daebi), Sung-won's mother
  • Jo Eun-ji ... Geum-ok, Hwa-yeon's maid
  • Lee Geung-young ... Chief eunuch
  • Park Chul-min ... Pil-woon, pharmacy eunuch
  • Ahn Suk-hwan ... Shin Ik-chul, Hwa-yeon's father[23]
  • Jo Gi-wang ... Vice-Premier Yoon Jong-ho
  • Oh Ji-hye ... Lady Park
  • Hong Kyung-yun ... Lady Kim
  • Park Chung-seok ... Seung Jeon-saek
  • Park Min-jeong ... medium
  • Im Jong-yun ... Left-State Minister Jeong
  • Lee Seok-gu ... Go Won-ik
  • Chae Dong-hyeon ... Chief Military Eunuch
  • Oh Hyun-kyung ... Yoon Gi-hun
  • Jung Chan ... King
  • Hong Yeo-jin ... Suragan, court lady
  • Lee Yong-nyeo ... old woman
  • Kwon Byeong-gil

Penghargaan dan nominasi

2012 21st Buil Film Awards

  • Best Supporting Actress - Park Ji-young
  • Nomination - Best Actress - Jo Yeo-jeong
  • Nomination - Best Cinematography - Hwang Ki-seok
  • Nomination - Best Art Direction - Cho Geun-hyun

2013 49th Baeksang Arts Awards

Referensi

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  2. ^ Kwaak, Je-yup (5 June 2012). "'No one can act against self-interest'". The Korea Times. Diakses tanggal 2012-11-24. 
  3. ^ Jung, Hyun-mok (22 June 2012). "Director says Concubine sex scenes are complicated". Korea JoongAng Daily. Diakses tanggal 2012-11-24. 
  4. ^ Lee, Jin-ho (3 November 2011). "Jo Yeo Jeong to Bare it All Again in New Film". enewsWorld. Diakses tanggal 2012-11-24. 
  5. ^ Kang, Byeong-jin (7 February 2012). "Korea's most anticipated films of 2012". Korea Cinema Today. Diakses tanggal 2012-11-24. 
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  9. ^ Lee, Claire (23 May 2012). "Actress returns in another racy period thriller". The Korea Herald. Diakses tanggal 2012-11-24. 
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