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  "Late Autumn - 2010" director in a scandal with Tang Wei?
  2012/12/05, Source,
  While Byeon Yeong-joo, director of the movie "Helpless" was chosen as the The Women's Moviemaker 2012, she sent director Kim Tae-yong of the movie "Late Autumn - 2010" a congratulations message on the scandal with Tang Wei. Byeon stood on the stage of the award giving-away event on the 5th and said, "I am grateful to the productions of "Helpless", Kim Min-hee and the other actresses, the arts director and other female staff. I am happy to know I am one who gets incentives as a director. It's the best thing",...More

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  Byun Young-joo Picked as Director of the Year by Female Film Critics
  2012/12/05, Source,
  Women in Film, a Korean group of women film critics and producers, named Byeon Yeong-joo, who directed the film "Helpless", as its director of the year on Tuesday,...More

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  Reports of Tang, Kim romance denied
  2012/11/23, Source,
  The Ladies' JoongAng reported yesterday that Chinese actress Tang Wei and Korean film director Kim Tae-yong were dating, triggering heated response from the Korean public. The report said the two, who worked on the 2009 movie "Late Autumn - 2010" began dating this year, saying the two were seen taking romantic walks and drinking together at this year's Busan International Film Festival in October. It also said Kim visited Tang in China in May and October, while Tang came to Korea in April to see him,...More

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  Art and Culture
  2012/10/11, Source,
  And now it's time for our arts and culture segment with Michelle Kim. Today she has news on the British Film Institute's annual film festival that opened in London yesterday and an update on the world premiere of a film starring Salma Hayek and Kevin James. Hello Michelle [Reporter : ] Hello Conn-young So, what will you start us off with[Reporter : ] The BFI London Film Festival, the largest film event in the UK, kicked off yesterday with some of the best films from established and emerging filmmakers, including 6 from Korea, and enough red carpet glamour to keep the paparazzi happy. Take a look. The 56th BFI London Film Festival opened yesterday as A-list stars from all over the world, including Tim Burton, Marion Cotillard and Jeremy Irvine, hit the red carpet for a bit of glitz and glamour before the opening film got started,...More