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  Baek Sang Awards 1 : "Punch" and "The Sun and The Moon"
  2012/04/25, Source,
  Is it "Punch" and or "The Sun and the Moon"? While the 48th Baek Sang Arts Awards is about to commence, on the 26th, the question is who will receive the Grand Prize. The 48th Baek Sang Arts Awards will be held on the 26th at 6:30 PM at the Seoul Olympic Hall with hosts Lee Hwi-jae and Kim Ah-joong. This ceremony divides into movie and TV categories. Movie, TV, Entertainment and Refinement are announced by category. Movie and TV are given Grand Prizes and Lee Byeong-Heon from "I Saw the Devil" and Hyeon Bin from "Secret Garden" won them last year,...More

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  "Unbowed" contributes 10 million to "26 Years"
  2012/04/03, Source,
  The production team for "Unbowed" contributed 10 million won to "26 Years" crowd funding. Director Chung Ji-young from "Unbowed" and additional staff members showed intention of donating 10 million won to the National Crowd Funding, according to the movie production company Cheongoram,...More

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  [HanCinema's Film Review] Korean Weekend Box Office 2012.03.02 ~ 2012.03.04
  2012/03/05,
  HanCinema's Korean Box Office Review (2011.03.02 ~ 2012.03.04) Chung Ji-young's "Nameless Gangster" once again is forced to surrender the top spot as the new Korean romance film "Love Fiction" steels the show. Directed by Jeon Gye-soo and starring Ha Jeaong-woo and Kong Hyo-jin, "Love Fiction" outshined all this past weekend with 567 533 admissions and just under 40% of the ticket sales. With the expectation of "Love Fiction", this week's top ten is largely dominated by foreign entries, including Martin Scorsese's awarding winning "Hugo",...More

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  [HanCinema's Film Review] Korean Weekend Box Office 2012.01.27 ~ 2012.01.29
  2012/02/06,
  HanCinema's Korean Box Office Review (2011.02.03 ~ 2012.02.05) Korean films held the top five spots as the local hits dominated the box office this past weekend. Chung Ji-young's "Unbowed" surprised with its thus far successful entry into the commercial circuit, but was trumped by Yoon Jong-bin new crime drama "Nameless Gangster". Korea's latest gangster flick stars Choi Min-sik and Ha Jeong-woo as a corrupt customs official and a gangster with ties to the Yukuza. Their mutually beneficial relationship begins to fall apart as the government declares its war on crime. The film held 38.90% of the tickets sales, which amounted to just under a million admissions,...More