Bittersweet Life

Movie
German title	Bittersweet Life
Original title	Dalkomhan Insaeng ( 달콤한 인생 )
Country of production	South Korea
original language	Korean , Russian
Publishing year	2005
length	120 minutes
Age rating	FSK 18
Rod
Director	Kim Jee-woon
script	Kim Jee-woon
production	Park Dong-ho , ; Eugene Lee
music	Jang Yeong-gyu , ; Dalpalan
camera	Kim Ji-yong
cut	Choi Jae-geun
occupation
	Lee Byung-hun : Kim Sun-woo; Kim Young-cheol : Mr. Kang; Shin Min-a : Hee-soo; Hwang Jung-min : President Baek; Jim Goo : Min-gi; Kim Hae-gon : Arms Dealer; Kim Roe-ha : Mun-suk; Oh Dal-su : Myung-gu; Eric Mun : brother of the arms dealer;

Bittersweet Life ( Korean . 달콤한 인생 , RR Dalkomhan Insaeng) is a South Korean feature film from 2005. Kim Jee-woon was director and screenwriter . Lee Byung-hun played the lead role in the action drama.

action

Kim Sun-woo is absolutely loyal to his gang boss Mr. Kang. Coldly and professionally, Sun-woo does his boss's chores until he gets the job of taking care of his boss's young lover, Hee-soo. Mr. Kang suspects that she is cheating on him and if he is right, Sun-Woo should notify him immediately or resolve the matter himself. In fact, Hee-soo is cheating on the unscrupulous gang boss, but instead of reporting, Sun-woo says that Hee-soo and her secret lover must never see each other again, and he doesn't tell Mr. Kang either. However, he learns of the "betrayal" of his servant and has him tortured almost to death. At the last second, however, Sun-woo escapes and seeks revenge. He kills an arms dealer to get weapons. He brutally makes his way to Mr. Kang and shoots him after he doesn't answer the question why Sun-woo was treated so badly after seven years of loyal service. Sun-woo dies from gunshot wounds as a result of a bloody shootout with Mr. Kang's henchmen and partners. As he dies, he remembers a cello play by Hee-soo that he was allowed to listen to once. The arms dealer's brother shot him last, before he killed the last two remaining henchmen. Finally, the film ends with the continuation of an earlier scene from the film: Sun-woo stands alone in front of a window and boxes against his own reflection.