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Movie: Untold Scandal (English title)
Revised Romanization: Scandal - Joseon namnyeo sangyeoljisa
Hangul: 스캔들 - 조선남녀상열지사
Director: E J-Yong
Assistant Director: Kim Gwang-Tae
Writer: Kim Dae-Woo, Kim Hyoun-Jung
Producer: Lee Kang-Bok, Oh Jung-Wan, Lee Eugene
Cinematographer: Kim Byung-Il
Release Date: October 2, 2003
Runtime : 124 min.
Genre: Period-18th Century / Romance
Distributor: CJ Entertainment
Country: South Korea
Language: Korean

Plot

Set towards the end Chosun Dyansty period, Madam Joh (Lee Mi-Suk) lives as a devoted wife, but secretly she resents the restrictions placed upon her by society. Madam Joh has held many discrete relationships with other men.

Jo-Won (Bae Yong-Joon) is an accomplished scholar and skilled in martial arts. His real passion though is seducing other women. Madam Joh is his first love. Since that time they have engaged in high stake games of seduction and love. They both hide their true feelings for each other.

Madam Joh then sets Jo-Won upon the innocent So-Ok (Lee So-Yeon), who will become her husband's concubine. Meanwhile, Jo-Won's attention falls upon Lady Sue (Jeon Do-Yeon). Lady Sue is a devout Catholic and has remained chaste since her husband's death nine years earlier.

Notes

Based on the 18th century French novel "Les Liaisons dangereuses" by Choderlos de Laclo.
Related titles:
1. Dangerous Liaisons (2012)
"Untold Scandal" premiered on 76 screens and went on to sell 3,522,747 tickets. The film came in as #3 for highest grossing films in 2003.