Choi Min-sik (최민식)

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  [HanCinema at Jiff] Q&A with director Park Hoon-jeong-I of "The New World"
  2013/05/01,
  Earlier in the festival I had a chance to attend a Q&A session with Park Hoon-jeong-I the director of "The New World". Audience reaction to the film was very favorable, and it was by far the longest Q&A session I attended, even though the film ended late in the night. Park Hoon-jeong-I discussed a wide variety of topics, including not just this film but the prospects of others in the future using the same characters. Q: I really liked the way this film used cigarettes. A: Yes, for the detective Chief Kang (played by Choi Min-sik) they represent his humanity. Even though, as many characters point out, he really should quit. Q: I liked how, from the beginning Lee Ja-Sung (played by Lee Jeong-jae) is really paranoid about fakes,...More

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  Hwang Jeong-min is the most talented actor
  2013/05/01, Source,
  Hwang Jeong-min was chosen as the most talented actor. According to Max Movie and Chosun Ilbo, audiences chose Hwang Jeong-min as the most talented actor,...More

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  [HanCinema's Film Talk] Is Spike Lee out of his depth with "Old Boy"?
  2013/04/27,
  Although its official release date is still a long way off (early October 2013), Spike Lee's "Oldboy" has finally given us something to look at. A poster teaser was recently released that shows little more that twenty red scratches, along with the controversial titling: "A Spike Lee joint" (whatever that means). Indeed, since it was announced that Park Chan-wook's award winning film was to be given the Hollywood 'bump', fans and critics alike have been very vocal in asking the very simple and obvious question-Why?,...More

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  Year of the 4 Actors - Moon So-ri's visit and interview
  2013/04/08, Source,
  The beginning of April saw the wonderfully talented actress Moon So-ri appear at a Q&A at the BAFTAs HQ, organised by the Korean Cultural Centre, London. Her appearance marked the first of four Korean actors coming to London as part of the KCC UK's 'Year of the 4 Actors' film programme. Prior to Moon So-ri's visit, the KCC UK screened five films in which she starred, including "Oasis" and "A Good Lawyer's Wife". The final film in the Moon So-ri season, "Ha Ha Ha", was screened before her Q&A with the film audience. We've written a bit about Moon So-ri's career before, so if you want to find out about her and the films screened by the KCC UK, go here,...More