Hyun Sook é uma mãe solteira que cria duas filhas adolescentes enquanto trabalha em uma mercearia. Um dia, sua filha mais nova, Cheon Ji, de 14 anos, comete suicídio repentinamente, sem nem mesmo deixar um bilhete. Isso é um choque para Hyun Sook e sua filha mais velha, Man Ji, já que Cheon Ji era uma criança doce, que raramente reclamava e estudava muito, sempre tentando confortar sua mãe trabalhadora. Lutando para entender por que Cheon Ji decidiu se matar, as duas mulheres se perguntam se havia algo que elas não sabiam sobre a vida de Cheon Ji. À medida que Hyun Sook e Man Ji desvendam a vida tranquila de Cheon Ji, elas percebem que ela foi vítima de bullying brutal no ensino médio, liderado por Hwa Yeon, uma adolescente problemática e manipuladora. (Fonte: Inglês = CJ Entertainment || Tradução = MyDramaList) Editar Tradução
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- Título original: 우아한 거짓말
- Também conhecido como: Uahan geojismal , Thread of Lies , Teia de Mentiras , Elegant Lies
- Roteirista: Lee Sook Yun
- Diretor: Lee Han
- Gêneros: Vida, Drama
Elenco e Créditos
- Go Ah Sung Papel Principal
- Kim Hee Ae Papel Principal
- Kim Yoo Jung Papel Principal
- Kim Hyang Gi Papel Principal
- Sung Dong IlMan HoPapel Secundário
- Yoo Yeon MiMi RaPapel Secundário
Resenhas
Fantastic, the (red) thread - in every respect.
I have been reading only positive critiques about “Thread of Lies” all over the place. It just took a while before I could see the KMovie for myself. Basically, all the praise has already been said. Nonetheless! The story, which is sad in itself, is told, staged and acted in just such a wonderfully clever way! Despite the seriousness of its topic, the basic attitude is positive and light. The complex and complicated underlying social and emotional mechanisms are so sensitively identified and processed, I can't help but find words of praise for "Thread of Lies" myself, too! Absolutely worth seeing! The characters, their motives and backgrounds, their conflicting feelings, the gray in the shadow, the light in the darkness, everything comes across as multidimensional authenticity.The older sister sets out to find out the actual reasons for the suicide of her younger, 14-year-old sister. We with her. There are traces – Suspicion. Culprit. Fault. Shame. As far as the eye can see... ...including the look in the mirror. Yet, it is not the index finger being raised. Rather, there is a hand, valiantly reaching out. Powerful!
It is not about accusation and blame or justification and defense. It is like it is. It was what it was. Recognizing THAT for what it is. Not sugarcoating it. No excuses. Recognizing each individual’s own contribution to some tragedy. It's all about this. To learn something out of it? In the best case!
In this KDrama, bullying (or mobbing) comes without bloody beatings and physical violence. Rather, it is the psychological, manipulative, nastily hidden, difficult-to-understand social-emotional mechanisms that are elaborated in an extremely sensitive, comprehensible way. A girl is forced into inner isolation at an age when the peer group actually becomes more important than family. Friendship, dependence, abuse - the boundaries are not yet so clear. When it comes to that, the young are still 'children' – perhaps with high ideals already, but still without lived friendship-experience. Friendship is a word with deep meaning, a powerful concept. It is related to high hopes and yearnings. It is needed, in order to survive in this world.
In contrast, there are parents who know better and still duck away. There are bullying victims who somehow survived. Also parents, who are absorbed in their own world. And in the middle of it all, a young girl says goodbye to this world. Decided and definite. Yet at the same time hesitant, too. Desperate after all. Helpless. A 14-year-old says goodbye to a world in which the only one, who knew about how she truly felt, was a stranger...
The complex story is processed in a non-linear manner. Compact and yet differentiated. The tragedy of the unspectacular is intensified by a rather subtly developed arc suspension. Touching, but not told in an overly emotional way. And what can I say... the story unfolds in such a true to life manner that you can't even be angry with the venomous perpetrator. At least not as much as you would like...
Fantastic, the (red) thread - in every respect.
PS:
The story is based on the novel “Elegant Lies” by Kim Ryeo-ryeong in 2009. Actually, the film production had a rather low budget and its initial difficulties to get started, as the topic is considered highly sensitive, especially in South Korea. The KMovie, however, gave the lie to the doubters. The response was enormous and consistently positive.
Acting: Everybody was important, the casting was amazing, I loved the good acting and the emotions, it can be heartbreaking and funny, with a lot of meaningful moments, and we see Hee Ae and Ah In before "secret love affair". Kim Hyang Gi was amazing, I can't imagine anyboydy that can portrait it like her
Music: it was fine I guess, don't expect a song, only instrumentals
Rewatch Value: It can be kind of heavy for some people but for me is perfect the way it is, it leaves you with a lot of questions about life in general, interesting
Overall: it was almost a perfect movie, perfect for a weekend