Legendele palatului: Luna imbratiseaza Soarele/ The Moon Embracing The Sun/  



Indrăgita serie de filme istorice coreene „Legendele palatului” continuă din 2 aprilie, la TVR 1 şi TVR HD, cu o producţie nouă, din anul 2012 - Luna îmbrăţişează Soarele (Moon Embracing the Sun). Serialul are 40 de episoade şi va fi difuzat, ca de obicei, de luni până vineri, de la 17.40, respectiv 18.20, câte două episoade pe zi.

Filmul este o ecranizare după romanul „Haereul Poomeun Dal”, de Jung Eun-Gwol, povestea derulându-se la curtea regală, în timpul domniei unui rege fictiv. În prim plan se află tânărul rege în vârstă de 23 de ani Lee Hwin şi frumoasa preoteasă Wol, prima lui iubire, pentru care este capabil să-şi dea viaţa. Într-o epocă medievală, dominată de convenţii şi prejudecăţi, povestea secretă de dragoste dintre cei doi, deşi aleasa regelui este de origine nobiliară, nu poate fi acceptată... Vor reuşi cei doi să-şi împărtăşească iubirea?

Luna îmbrăţişează Soarele este, totodată, o alegorie pe tema poziţionării corecte a tuturor elementelor. Aşa cum sistemul solar ar putea fi devastat de o eventuală schimbare a mişcărilor normale ale soarelui şi ale lunii, la fel şi pentru societate, pentru lumea întreagă, ar fi periculos dacă lucrurile s-ar abate de la calea lor obişnuită. Aceasta este, de altfel, şi ideologia politică a regelui Lee Hwin.

Serialul Luna îmbrăţişează Soarele s-a bucurat de un real succes nu numai în Coreea de Sud, el cucerind în scurt timp telespectatorii din cea mai mare parte a Asiei.

Din distribuţie fac parte: Han Ga-in, Kim Soo-hyun, Jung Il-woo, Song Jae-hee, Kim Min-seo.

sursa:
http://www.tvr.ro/luna-imbratiseaza-soarele-primavara-aceasta-la-tvr_3811.html#view



   TV Show: The Moon Embracing The Sun (literal title)
   Revised romanization: Haereul Poomeun Dal
   Hangul: 해를 품은 달
   Director: Kim Do-Hoon, Lee Sung-Joon
   Writer: Jung Eun-Gwol (novel), Jin Soo-Wan
   Network: MBC
   Episodes: 20
   Release Date: January 4 - March 15, 2012
   Runtime: Wed. & Thurs. 21:55-23:05
   Genre: Period / Romance
  Language: Korean
  Country: South Korea

Plot

Historical drama "The Moon Embracing The Sun" tells a love story between King Lee Hwon (Kim Soo-Hyun) and a female shaman named Wol (Han Ga-In). Wol was born from a noble family and became the crown princess, but she was entrapped and faced execution. Finally, she lived as a shaman.

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(ep.1) The Sun symbolises the fate which only a king or a future king possess.

Instructing that the sun must become one, Queen Yoon (Kim Young-Ae) orders Yoon Dae-Hyung (Kim Eung-Soo) to kill Prince Uisung (Kim Myeong-Su), who is the stepbrother of King Sungjo. At night, Yoon Dae-Hyung and his men breaks into Prince Uisung's home.

Meanwhile, shaman court ladies Ari (Jang Yeong-Nam) and Jang Nok-Young (Jeon Mi-Seon) prepare for a rite at the royal palace. Ari then senses that something horrific is about to happen at the home of Prince Uisung whom she lived at as a servant. Even though Ari's roommate, shaman Court Lady Nok-Young (Jeon Mi-Seon), tells her not to go she leaves for Prince Uisung's home. When Ari veers over the wall surrounding his home she sees Yoon Dae-Hyung kill Prince Uisung with his sword. Yoon Dae-Hyung then notices Ari looking over the wall and goes in pursuit of Ari. As Ari tries to escape the assassins, she falls from a cliff.

Yoon Dae-Hyung goes back to the palace and tells Queen Yoon about the shaman Court Lady Ari. Queen Yoon puts forth a plan to manipulate the evidence at Prince Uisung's home.

Shaman Court Lady Ari is now conscious again, but severely injured. She collapses on a trail where a gama (wheelless carriage) is being carried by four men. A noblewoman (Yang Mi-Kyeong), who is pregnant, gets out of the gama and tries to help Ari. The noblewoman hides the injured shaman Court Lady in her gama and has the men continue. They are able to get back into the city.

Before shaman Court Lady Ari leaves she thanks the pregnant noblewoman and tells her that she will have a girl. Ari also tells the pregnant noblewoman that her daughter will be born with noble fate. Ari also foresees the death of the baby and sees her future tomb, but Ari is unable to tell the pregnant noblewoman about this. Instead, Ari promises that she will protect the baby in the future.

Later, Ari is arrested and interrogated by torture. Shaman Court Lady Nok-Young bribes a guard to let her into the prison and talk to Ari. Ari, barely conscious at this time, asks Nok-Young to protect someone. Someone who should not come close to the sun, but should be near the sun. Nok-Young asks Ari who that person is, but Ari says she can't say.

The next day Ari is publically executed.

As Ari predicted, the noblewoman gives birth to a girl. Her father names her Yeon-Woo.

Years later, Yeon-Woo (later played by Han Ga-In) is now an inquisitive 13-year-old girl. Yeon-Woo and her mother goes to the royal palace to see a ceremony which her older brother Yeom (later played by Song Jae-Hee) will take part in and will be attended by King Sungjo (Ahn Nae-Sang). During the ceremony, while people bow to King Sungjo, Yeon-Woo sees a yellow butterfly and starts to follow the butterfly.

Meanwhile, a Crown Prince (later played by Kim Soo-Hyun) places some valuables into a small bag and sneaks out of the royal palace. While he is atop a ladder he sees Yeon-Woo walking towards him. The Crown Prince falls off the ladder and onto Yeon-Woo. They are both highly embarrassed.

Yeon-Woo then sees the bag carried by the Crown Prince on the ground. Yeon-Woo is certain that the man is a thief. Yeon-Woo calls for the palace guards. When the Crown Prince sees the palace guards coming, he grabs Yeon-Woo and runs. The Crown Prince and Yeon-Woo stop in front of a pavilion. Instead of revealing his identity, the Crown Prince tells Yeon-Woo that he is eunuch and is attempting to leave the palace to visit his brother. By this time, Yeon-Woo's mother is worried sick by Yeon-Woo's disappearance. Yeon-Woo's mother then sees Yeon-Woo walking with the Crown Prince. The Crown Prince walks off with a palace guard. When Yeon-Woo is about to leave the royal palace, a Court Lady gives her a piece of fabric with letters.

Prince Yangmyung (later played by Jung Il-Woo) is the older stepbrother of the Crown Prince. Because of King Sungjo's strict control, Prince Yangmyung can not see his stepbrother and is prohibited from entering the royal palace. Prince Yangmyung then sees a fortune teller's house with people waiting in line. Prince Yangmyung becomes curious also stands in line. At this time shaman Court Lady Nok-Young arrives to visit a little girl fortune teller. Shaman Court Lady Nok-Young sees Prince Yangmyung. Without knowing that he is a prince, Nok-Young feels that possesses the fate of sun, which only a king or future king has. Prince Yangmyung now sits in front of the little girl fortune teller. Prince Yangmyung senses that she is abused. He picks up the girl and begins to run. A bunch of men then blocks his path. One of the men snatches the girl and leaves. Then, Nok-Young stops the man and saves the little girl. Prince Yangmyung, meanwhile, defeats the other men.

At night, the Prince Yangmyung walks on a street and jumps atop the fence of someone's home. Meanwhile, Yeon-Woo can't figure out the letters on the piece of fabric she received at the royal palace. Yeon-Woo goes out of her room and then suddenly realizes what the letters mean. The letters represents the Crown Prince. She now realizes that the man she met is the Crown Prince. Sitting on top of the fence, Prince Yangmyung sees Yeon-Woo and smiles ...

Awards

   2012 (48th) PaekSang Arts Awards - April 26, 2012
       Best Drama
       Best Actor (Kim Soo-Hyun)
   2012 MBC Drama Awards - December 30, 2012
       Best Drama Award
       Best Actor (mini series) (Kim Soo-Hyun)
       Best Actress (mini series) (Han Ga-In)
       Popularity Actor Award (Kim Soo-Hyun)
       Golden Acting Actress Award (Yang Mi-Kyeong)
       Best Screenplay
       Best Child Actor (Yeo Jin-Goo)
       Best Child Actress (Kim You-Jung/Kim So-Hyun)

TVR ne rasfata cu un alt serial coreean...din pacate nu s-au lasat de obiceiul lor vechi....am impresia ca taie iar din episoade.....

Eu nu am cum să fac o comparație pentru că e pentru prima dată când văd serialul acesta.
Îmi plac atât de mult copiii,sunt atât de frumoși și de talentați.Nu găsesc cuvintele cele mai potrivite pentru a-mi exprima admirația.

nikki, ma bucur sa vad ca urmaresti si tu serialul, am prins din greseala chiar primul episod, apoi am vazut pe net ce am pierdut.....ai dreptate...copiii sunt tare simpatici si actori foarte buni.....nu pot sa nu observ expresivitatea micului print, dar si a surorii lui....e un deliciu sa o urmaresti jucand....din ce am vazut se pare totusi ca nu taie atat de mult cum au facut-o la Copacul cu radacini adanci, unde nu mai intelegeai nimic din actiune....si unde au taiat cele mai frumoase si intense momente ale serialului, aici cred ca taie doar intro-urile din episodul anterior si cel din urmatorul.....

deocamdata am ajuns la ep 4.....sa vedem ce se va mai intampla mai departe....

Unul din cele mai bune seriale coreene de epoca pe care le-am vazut,chiar daca practic a fost o fictiune si nu s-a bazat pe istorie,a fost superb...nu degeaba a avut parte de mare succes in Coreea.

A inceput azi in reluare pe TVR 1, de la 16.50, cred ca era singurul serial pe care nu il dadusera inca in reluare si de fapt a fost si ultima premiera data...poate din toamna se hotarasc si ei sa dea ceva nou.