Crossing (Movie - 2008)

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  Cha In-pyo
  차인표
  As
  Kim Yong-soo
  (김용수)
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  Sin Myeong-cheol
  신명철
  As
  Kim Joon
  (김준)
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  Joo Da-yeong
  주다영
  As
  Mi-seon
  (미선)
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  Seo Young-hwa
  서영화
  As
  Yong-soo's wife, Seo Yong-hwa
  (용수 처, 서용화)
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  Jeong In-gi
  정인기
  As
  Sang-cheol
  (상철)
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  Sin Cheol-jin
  신철진
  As
  Middle-aged man
  (중년 남자)

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  Celebrities speak out on plight of NK defectors in China
  2012/03/06, Source,
  "Deportation back to North Korea means death. They're suffering what human beings cannot go through". (KBS basketball commentator Lee Chung-hee) "A North Korean defector whom I support is at risk of being sent back to North Korea. It's a matter of life beyond ideology and a great cause".,...More

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  Actor Cha In-pyo Campaigns for N.Korean Defectors
  2012/02/24, Source,
  Actor Cha In-pyo has stepped forward in a campaign to stop Beijing repatriating North Korean defectors who were arrested in China. "This is a matter of life and death", he says. "It involves helping our own people, and ideological differences are not important. Saving lives transcends politics or diplomacy". Cha took part in press conferences in front of the Chinese Embassy in Seoul on Saturday and Tuesday along with 20 other celebrities and called on the international community to prevent Beijing from repatriating North Korean defectors,...More

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  Actor lends voice to save NK detainees
  2012/02/23, Source,
  Actors Cha In-pyo, right, and Ricky Kim attend a rally outside the Chinese Embassy in Seoul Tuesday to call on Beijing to end its policy of repatriating North Korean refugees to their Stalinist homeland. / Yonhap By Kim Young-jin Having played the part of a North Korean defector on the big screen, actor Cha In-pyo is now raising his voice to press China to end its policy of repatriating refugees attempting to flee their Stalinist homeland,...More

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  Films probe experimentalism, human rights
  2011/11/04, Source,
  Korea has its fair share of thematic film festivals but a couple of upcoming events will offer moviegoers a unique opportunity to reflect on human rights in North Korea and the spirit of experimentalism in filmmaking. The Off and Free International Film Festival (OAF) will hold its third edition from Nov. 17 to 23 in Seoul, offering fans zany alternatives to mainstream franchises,...More