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Lost Flower: Eo Woo-dong 2015

Status
Released
Runtime
100 minutes
Director
Lee Soo-sung
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★ TMDB users: 5.1/10 from 7 votes DramaHistoryThriller Released
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Topic: Film "Lost Flower: Eo Woo-dong" (2015). Goal: Factual, original 150-190 word overview.

Type
Film
Year
2015
Status
Released
Runtime
100 minutes
Release date
Jan 29, 2015
Original language
KO
Origin
South Korea
Genres
Drama, History, Thriller
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★ TMDB users: 5.1/10 from 7 votes
Episode runtime
~100 minutes
Status
Released
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Topic: Film "Lost Flower: Eo Woo-dong" (2015).
Goal: Factual, original 150-190 word overview.
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ONLY verifiable facts from provided SYNOPSIS and SOURCES.
No invented/guessed details (titles, names, dates, counts, awards, ratings, etc.).
Original, neutral, encyclopedic prose.
Plain text only (no markdown, no asterisks, no headings, no bullet points).
First sentence must not contain spoilers.
Word count: 150-190 words.
Title: Lost Flower: Eo Woo-dong.
Year: 2015.
Release Date (KR): 01/29/2015.
Genres: Drama, History, Thriller.
Runtime: 1h 40m.
Plot: A triangular relationship between Eo Woo-dong, her husband Lee Dong, and fantasy character Moo-gong.
Setting: First half of the Joseon Dynasty.
Themes: Portrays the contradicted life of high class people and criticizes modern day Korean society.
Rating (Kinobox): 52% (from 15 people).
Drafting Sentence 1 (No spoilers): Lost Flower: Eo Woo-dong is a 2015 film categorized under the drama, history, and thriller genres.
Drafting Sentence 2 (Plot/Setting): The movie is set during the first half of the Joseon

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“Witness a triangular relationship in the Joseon Dynasty that criticizes modern Korean society.”

Reasons to watch
  • Explores a triangular relationship between Eo Woo-dong, her husband Lee Dong, and fantasy character Moo-gong
  • Highlights the first half of the Joseon Dynasty
  • Portrays the contradicted life of high class people while criticizing modern day Korean society
Keep in mind
  • It features restricted content including violence and profanity as indicated by its 18 plus rating

Watch it if you are interested in a historical drama set during the Joseon Dynasty that critiques modern society through a triangular relationship.

The tone is dramatic and critical, suitable for mature audiences due to an 18 plus restricted rating covering violence and profanity.

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Is Lost Flower: Eo Woo-dong worth watching?

It is worth watching if you enjoy historical dramas that use Joseon Dynasty narratives and triangular relationships to critique modern Korean society.

What is the binge duration for Lost Flower: Eo Woo-dong?

The film has a total runtime of 1 hour and 40 minutes.

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Lost Flower: Eo Woo-dong is a standalone feature film rather than a series with episodes.

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