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  Kim Moo-yeol cast for "AM 11:00" with Kim Ok-bin
  2012/04/24, Source,
  Actor Kim Moo-yeol has confirmed to star in the movie "AM 11:00". "AM 11:00" is about a scientist who invented a time machine and went to the next day's 11:00 AM, but witnesses a mass murder of his colleagues and comes back to the right time to stop it,...More

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  Kim Ok-bin cast for SF movie "AM 11:00" with Jeong Jae-yeong
  2012/03/27, Source,
  Actress Kim Ok-bin is starring in the movie "Am 11:00". Her agency told My Daily on the 27th, "Kim Ok-bin has decided to star in the movie "AM 11:00"". She is taking on the role of a doctor and Jeong Jae-yeong will be her partner,...More

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  Korean Film Festival DC Marks 8th Year with Film, Video Art, and Director Na Hong-jin
  2012/03/14, Source,
  The Korean Film Festival DC, one of the largest showcases of Korean cinema in the United States, kicks off this week at the Smithsonian's Freer Gallery of Art in Washington DC. The 2012 edition of the festival, running throughout March, April, and into May, is spread over two months and combines 12 films, four video art exhibitions, two lecture events, and four post-film discussions with Korean director Na Hong-jin,...More

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  Korean Cinema 2011: The View from Here
  2012/01/14, Source,
  US-based author and curator of film at the Smithsonian's Freer and Sackler Galleries in Washington, DC, Tom VICK shares his views on recent trends he has noticed programming their Korean film festival. How do you introduce new Korean films to an American audience? Since 2004, when I began programming the Korean Film Festival DC, the answer to this question has become more difficult to answer. This is not to say that it's harder to find good films. Quite the opposite. The problem (if it can be called a problem) is that there are so many films to choose from.The explosion of digital production and distribution in the last decade or so has made it easier than ever to make a film, but harder than ever find an audience for it,...More