Company English Class – 삼진그룹 영어토익반 (2020)
Directed by Lee Jong-Pil, who also directed "Born To Sing" and "The Sound Of A Flower", the director is actually an actor himself, being a cast member in movies such as "The Man from Nowhere". "Samjin Company English Class" is a comedic drama that starred the female trio of Ko Asung, Esom, and Park Hye-Soo, as well as supporting actors Cho Hyun-Chul, Kim Jong-Soo, Kim Won-Hae, Bae Hae-Sun, David McInnis, Tyler Rasch, Baek Hyun-Jin, Lee Sung-Wook, Choi Soo-Yim, and Lee Joo-Young. The film highlights the company life of career women in the 90s of Seoul, and has a very retro, feel-good vibe right from the start. Let’s first take a look at the detailed synopsis of "Samjin Company English Class" before diving deeper into the review.
The synopsis is as follows:
For three ladies working at a big company called “Samjin” in Seoul, their dream has always been to become hard-working, respected career women. Nevertheless, despite working 8 years at the company, they don’t receive the respect and work they deserve, being given only household works such as cleaning and making coffee for their male counterparts. Ja-Young, Yoo-Na, and Bo-Ram believe they’ll be allocated “real” work once they pass an English test that’s required for a promotion. However, when Ja-Young goes on an on-site visit to the company’s factory, she witnesses a gush of factory wastewater contaminating the water of the town. She contemplates whether to report this incident to her supervisors, and eventually does report it to the manager. However, the company tries to hide and cover up the incident. Thus, Ja-Young, Yoo-Na, and Bo-Ram tries to find evidence of the contamination, and get to the bottom of the incident.
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