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  Bae Doona cast in new Wachowski movie
  2013/04/16, Source,
  Bae Doona has been casted for the upcoming film "Jupiter Ascending" by the Wachowskis, according to local media reports, after she had worked with the siblings in "Cloud Atlas". "Working with Lana and Andy Wachowski in "Cloud Atlas" created some family-like feelings", said Bae in a report,...More

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  Bae Doona linked to Jim Sturgess
  2013/02/20, Source,
  There may be a multicultural union between Hollywood and Hallyuwood soon enough. On Tuesday, U.S. celebrity news blog Lainey Gossip said "Cloud Atlas" co-stars Bae Doona, 33, and Jim Sturgess, 34, may have more than a movie in common,...More

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  Park Chan-wook Retrospective at MoMI - Friday, March 1 ­ Sunday, March 3
  2013/02/19, Source,
  Park Chan-wook, director, screenwriter, and producer, is one of the most acclaimed filmmakers on the international film festival circuit. To celebrate the release of "Stoker", his major directorial debut in Hollywood, The Korea Society and MoMI co-present a retrospective of his work. The special screening of "Stoker" (starring Nicole Kidman, Mia Wasikowska, and Matthew Goode) will play on February 28 at 7PM at MoMI. Park Chan-wook, a director, screenwriter, and producer, is one of the most acclaimed filmmakers on the international film circuit. To Celebrate the release of "Stoker", his major directorial debut in Hollywood, The Korea Society and MoMI co present a retrospective of his work. He debuted with 'The Moon is What the Sun Dreams of' in 1992, but he started to gain international recognition from the sensational movie 'JSA - Joint Security Area' in 2000 which The Guardian praised it as "airy, subtle and playful, and showcases the best elements of modern Asian cinema",...More

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  [HanCinema's Box Office Review] January
  2013/02/02,
  It  was a hard month for foreign films here in Korea as January favoured three local films that, between them, held a tight grip on the ticket sales. Lee Hwan-gyeong's "Miracle in Cell No.7" may have stolen the show in the last weekend of the month, but it was Kim Ji-hoon's fiery epic "The Tower" and Jo Jin-kyoo's 5th comedy "Man on the Edge" that held that top position until then. In the foreign corner, two adaptations stood out in the form of the musical drama "Les Misérables" and "Life of Pi". The former has grossed $38.6 million over its six week run in Korean theatres, with "The Tower" close behind on $34.4 million,...More