My Sassy Girl (2001)

The film My Sassy Girl promotes Jun Ji Hyun throughout Asia. An online factual story is presented in the movie. When it comes to socializing with ladies, Kyun Woo (Cha Tae Hyun) is a kind, gentle, and extremely shy man. He once came across a female who was intoxicated and causing trouble on the metro. Because Kyun Woo is interpreted by everyone as courting because he is trying to save her from a "tough" position. They have very distinct and opposing personalities, which results in circumstances of "terrible crying and laughing" all the time. The tale and the character's inners have since been developed. My Sassy Girl is an incredibly successful Korean film. It was the highest-grossing comedy ever at the time and the second-highest-grossing movie in Korea in 2001 (behind Friend).

The "national first love", Jun Ji-Hyun, through an amazing, unique transformation in the film that contributed significantly to its success. She has demonstrated a distinctive, individual, and very reflective personality. The sassy girl needs someone who gets her to balance her life after the loss that came too soon for her even though on the outside she seems strong. Through the supervision of director Jae-young Kwak, the actress has transitioned effortlessly from her face to her body amid the film's vibrantly colored backdrop.

Detailed Information:

Release date: July 27, 2001

Directed by: Kwak Jae Yong
Length: 123 minutes
Actors: Jun Ji Hyun, Cha Tae Hyun