A Stalker's Guide to Yoo Ji Tae Cinq mois après sa sortie de prison pour une peine de douze ans, le pyromane Yeo Hee Soo terrorise la ville de Séoul avec une série de feux criminels et meurtriers. A chaque feu, il prépare un second départ de feu, aux déflagrations bien plus violentes et mortelles, minutés pour se déclencher juste après l'arrivée des pompiers sur place. Les différentes brigades de pompiers de la ville sont exténuées et les victimes dans leur rang se multiplient. C'est alors que Hee Soo se penche un peu plus sur les membres d'une brigade en particulier, qui essaient toujours de contrecarrer ses plans. Bientôt, un jeu dangereux du chat et de la souris s'installe entre lui et l'expérimenté pompier Jo Sang Woo Soo. (La source : L'anglais = AsianWiki | Traduction = ceci_06 de MyDramaList) Modifier la traduction
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Distribution et équipes
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![Choi Min Soo in Libera Me Korean Movie (2000)]( "Choi Min Soo in Libera Me Korean Movie (2000)")
Choi Min Soo Rôle principal -
![Cha Seung Won in Libera Me Korean Movie (2000)]( "Cha Seung Won in Libera Me Korean Movie (2000)")
Cha Seung Won Rôle principal -
![Yoo Ji Tae in Libera Me Korean Movie (2000)]( "Yoo Ji Tae in Libera Me Korean Movie (2000)")
Yoo Ji TaeKim Hyun TaeRôle Secondaire -
![Park Sang Myun in Libera Me Korean Movie (2000)]( "Park Sang Myun in Libera Me Korean Movie (2000)")
Park Sang MyunPark Han MoRôle Secondaire -
![Jung Joon in Libera Me Korean Movie (2000)]( "Jung Joon in Libera Me Korean Movie (2000)")
Jung JoonLee Joon SungRôle Secondaire -
![Kim Gyu Ri in Libera Me Korean Movie (2000)]( "Kim Gyu Ri in Libera Me Korean Movie (2000)")
Kim Gyu RiHyun Min SeongRôle Secondaire
Critiques
In all aspects; this is a masterpiece. Not only that the fire scenes throughout the film were shot in real buildings and used real fire. The story, production and acting were flawless; this much I can guarantee.
If you thought you had any idea of what suffering might feel like -like I did- you're going to rethink after watching this. The amount of pain every single second carries is nothing I would tolerate. I had a rough idea of how bad firefighters suffer, but after this everything changes. To be stuck between saving a comrade and saving yourself in the middle of the flames is hell in itself; that's where the title came from. I should not have started this after reading the title; I shouldn't.
Libera Me playing in the background all the time drags you into the depth of hell; actual hell.
Friendship, sacrifice, love, duty, pain and traumas are all depicted most brilliantly and excruciatingly here. I gaped at the screen amazed at how complicated and pathetic we humans are. And I cried for the same reason.
I watched almost 100 Korean films and I can confidently ask you to watch it. I'm too numb to write a good review.
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Flaming hot. Real fire on set and in a young CSW.
Libera Me is a 20+ year old blockbuster film that’s surprisingly still watchable, I can hear it’s thumping background score days later.The story is straightforward but compelling, it really made me think of the dangers firefighters face everyday. The director (same one as 2009’s IRIS) didn’t take any shortcuts and used real buildings and real fire all throughout. I really wish I could have seen this in crisp HD.
Admittedly, I checked this out initially for Cha Seung Won but ended up liking it enough to rewatch a second time.
And if you’ve only seen CSW in his more “recent” dramas (Hwayugi, The Greatest Love), Libera Me is a treat. He’s way younger here but just as fascinating. In certain scenes he’s clearly dangerous and unhinged, in others he could pass off as innocent and make you hope that he can still be redeemed.
Choi Min Soo’s role as protagonist didn’t require much nuanced acting but he’s riveting just the same. I’m glad these two got to act in one movie.
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