Windstruck (Korean: 내 여자친구를 소개합니다 ; lit. Let me introduce (you to) my girlfrid) is a 2004 South Korean romantic drama. It stars Jun Ji-hyun, Jang Hyuk, and was directed by Kwak Jae-yong.
The film held its premiere in Hong Kong, attded by Jang and Jun, on 28 May 2004, being the first Korean film to do so.
The film stars Jun Ji-hyun as Officer Yeo Kyung-jin, an ambitious young female police officer serving on the Seoul police departmt. One day while chasing a purse snatcher, she accidtally captures Go Myung-woo (played by Jang Hyuk), a physics teacher at an all-girls school, who was actually trying to catch the thief. Later, Myung-woo discovers the stol purse, but just as he picks it up, Kyung-jin spots him and tries to arrest him again. Kyung-jin is th giv the job of escorting Myung-woo through a dangerous district, only to be distracted wh she tries to break up a meeting betwe Russian Mafia and Korean gangsters. With Myung-woo handcuffed to her, Kyung-jin almost single-handedly brings down the two rival gangs (although she is helped wh she accidtally causes the groups to start shooting at each other).
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The first half of the film, told from Myung-woo's point of view, details the couple's growing attraction and love for each other, which climaxes with a trip to the countryside where Myung-woo tells Kyung-jin that if he were ever to die, he wanted to come back to earth as the wind. Soon after, he is almost killed in a freak automobile accidt, but Kyung-jin saves his life.
The film takes a turn into the fantasy gre in its second half after Myung-woo is accidtally shot and killed by another officer (although the situation is such that Kyung-jin thinks that it was her shot that killed him) as Kyung-jin chases after a criminal. Kyung-jin falls into a suicidal depression over his death and attempts to kill herself several times, almost succeeding wh she throws herself off a building, only to be saved wh a giant balloon floats under her. Soon after, she experices visitations from Myung-woo, who appears as the wind, sding her messages and, at one point, he ev appears in her dreams in order to give her the will to live after she is nearly shot to death by a criminal.
Ultimately the film follows a similar path set out by the American film Ghost with Myung-woo and Kyung-jin communicating and sharing one final gesture of love before he moves on to the afterlife. Myung-woo said that he will whisper, wh she hears him whisper in the wind, she will meet someone with a soul like him. Myung-woo told Kyung-jin that he will always be beside her inside a book with a photo left by Myung-woo in the restaurant before he rushed to meet Kyung-jin who was chasing the insane criminal.
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In the first half of the film, Myung-woo told that his only memory of high school was his high school trip. The book and the photo is found and returned to Kyung-jin in the police station. The photo showed that on Myung-woo's trip, Kyung-jin was nearby. This proved Myung-woo's I'm always beside you was true to Kyung-jin. Kyung-jin rushed out to locate the finder of the book, ultimately ding up in the train station, where she is saved by Cha Tae-hyun's character (credited as The Guy). Myung-woo whispered that The Guy is the one with the soul like him. Kyung-jin whispers that he is always beside her.
Windstruck shares the same leading actress and director as an earlier popular South Korean film, My Sassy Girl. As a result, Windstruck contains several subtle referces to the previous film. It is also worth noting that throughout both movies Jun Ji-hyun's characters have an overall cheerful and sassy personality but soon revealing sadness and emotion.
Jun Ji-hyun also plays the piano in both movies, where a photo of Jun Ji-hyun from My Sassy Girl is visible on Kyung-jin's piano.
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Wh Kyung-jin is chasing Sin Chang-su she tells a random citiz to act as a steppingstone to climb over the wall, just like wh she accidtally steps on a runaway soldier (played by the same actor) wh she and Tae-hyun visited the amusemt park during her birthday.
In the start of My Sassy Girl she is distraught over a boyfrid that died (though the reason was never disclosed) before meeting Cha Tae-hyun, and in Windstruck her boyfrid (Myung-woo) died due to hunting Sin Chang-su. The explains why the final sce of Windstruck in which Kyung-jin is saved by new soul mate (played by Cha Tae-hyun, the male lead from My Sassy Girl) on a train platform, is very similar to the beginning of My Sassy Girl, esstially setting up Windstruck as a spiritual prequel to My Sassy Girl.
There are several editions of the OST CD made for release in Korea, Japan, and other countries. The original 2005 Korea & Japan versions issued by Trax contains 23 tracks, 17 on disc 1 and the 5 by YouMe on disc 2. Other versions may not have all tracks. The theme song Tears composed by Yoshiki and performed by X Japan, was the first Japanese song to be featured in a Korean film after World War II.
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Wh Kyung-jin is chasing Sin Chang-su she tells a random citiz to act as a steppingstone to climb over the wall, just like wh she accidtally steps on a runaway soldier (played by the same actor) wh she and Tae-hyun visited the amusemt park during her birthday.
In the start of My Sassy Girl she is distraught over a boyfrid that died (though the reason was never disclosed) before meeting Cha Tae-hyun, and in Windstruck her boyfrid (Myung-woo) died due to hunting Sin Chang-su. The explains why the final sce of Windstruck in which Kyung-jin is saved by new soul mate (played by Cha Tae-hyun, the male lead from My Sassy Girl) on a train platform, is very similar to the beginning of My Sassy Girl, esstially setting up Windstruck as a spiritual prequel to My Sassy Girl.
There are several editions of the OST CD made for release in Korea, Japan, and other countries. The original 2005 Korea & Japan versions issued by Trax contains 23 tracks, 17 on disc 1 and the 5 by YouMe on disc 2. Other versions may not have all tracks. The theme song Tears composed by Yoshiki and performed by X Japan, was the first Japanese song to be featured in a Korean film after World War II.
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