Asako in Ruby Shoes
6.5
“Love graphics dreamed of two cities.”
Asako in Ruby Shoes succeeds in providing yet another challenge to views of a homogeneous South Korea by presenting to us the Asian side of modern globalization. The film jumps back and forth from Korea and Japan, with each main character feeling out of place in their respective homes.
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Cast
20 people
Lee Jung-jae
Woo-in
Known for
Squid Game
The Acolyte
Misato Tachibana
Aya / Asako
Also in
The Big Slaughter Club
Muscle Heat
Urara Awata
Rie
Known for
Rage
Kim Min-hee
Mia
Known for
The Handmaiden
No Tears for the Dead
Ki Joo-bong
Woo-in's Brother-in-Law
Known for
Sympathy for Mr. Vengeance
The Producers
Ren Osugi
Aya's Father
Known for
Fireworks
Sonatine
Kimiko Yo
Aya's Mother
Known for
Departures
Sanctuary
Kim Yeong-cheol
Jong-wan
Known for
A Bittersweet Life
My Country: The New Age
Kim Yeong-jun
Bellboy
No other roles listed
Rie Young-zin
Motorcycle Girl
Known for
Tempted
Memento Mori
Yûrei Yanagi
Young Cameraman
Known for
Ju-on: The Curse
Boiling Point
Dankan
Cameraman
Known for
Getting Any?
Boiling Point
E J-yong Director · Park Gyu-tae Writer Kim Jun-seok Composer
First release December 9, 2000 · Produced in South Korea, Japan · Languages Japanese, Korean
Production
Cinema Service
Production
Terasource Venture Capital
Production
Koo & Film
Production
Shochiku
Production
South Korea · Japan
Produced in
Languages
Original title
순애보
Original language
Korean
Spoken on screen
Japanese · Korean
Release dates
South Korea · December 9, 2000
Theatrical
No release date listed for United States.
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