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April 20, 2009, Monday
Waikiki Brothers
Griffith Film Theater, 7PM
(2001, 109 min., in Korean with English subtitles, color, 35 mm)
Waikiki Brothers is a has-been band going nowhere. After another
depressing gig, the saxophone player quits, leaving three remaining
members to continue on the road. The band ends up at the small resort
town which was once a popular attraction. Desperate to recapture an
era when live bands were all the rage, long before the noraebang
(karaoke) craze, the band arrives at the Waikiki Hotel.
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