Money
New York Asian Film Festival 2019
June 28 - July 11, 2019
Built around a devious scheme that serves as an indictment of avarice and materialism, the thrilling Money features rising star Ryu Jeon-yeol as a young aspiring stockbroker reaching for the golden ring, only to be shoved off his horse by an unscrupulous sociopath (Yoo Ji-tae, Oldboy).
Q&A with Park Noo-ri and actor Ryu Jun-yeol, who will receive the Screen International Rising Star Asia Award
Once upon a time street crime was the scourge of big cities and modern society, but these days it’s all large-scale white-collar financial scams. In Money, rising star Ryu Jeon-yeol stars as a young aspiring stockbroker reaching for the golden ring, only to be shoved off his horse by an unscrupulous sociopath (Yoo Ji-tae, Oldboy). Money’s thrilling plot is built around a devious scheme that serves as an indictment of avarice and materialism, and is as entertaining as it is illuminating.
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