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  Adorable scene stealers nose their way onto screen
  2011/08/25, Source,
  Animal actors don't need much to make them happy - a simple snack and a penchant for play will do. Stills of films with furry actors, from left: "Mr. Popper's Penguins" and "Champ" As the scene stealers that everybody loves to lavish with attention, animal actors don't need much to make them happy - a simple snack and a penchant for play will do. And although they were long relegated to supporting roles as household pets, animal actors are now figuring more prominently in films that cast them as heros, underdogs and mystical diviners of the future. One such film is "Champ", slated for release on Sept. 7. Based on a true story, the film depicts the relationship between a recently injured racehorse named Woo-bak and the jockey (Cha Tae-hyeon) who is gradually losing his eyesight that tries to tame him,...More

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  'Blind' sees promising potential
  2011/08/18, Source,
  Actress Kim Ha-neul appears as a visually impaired woman who witnesses a hit-and-run in the thriller "Blind". / Courtesy of NEW By Lee  Hyo-won Physical disabilities craft the most interesting protagonists and the edgiest thrillers. Characters readily fall into dangerous traps, simple cat-and-mouse chases become complicated, and viewers sigh with a greater sense of relief when they manage to escape despite the odds. There have been films such as "Mute Witness", "Wait Until Dark" and "Julia's Eyes", and Korean cinema finally sees new possibilities for the genre in Ahn Sang-hoon's "Blind", in which a visually impaired young woman must deal with a serial rapist-killer,...More

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  Today's Photo: July 29, 2011
  2011/07/29, Source,
  Kim Ha-neul poses at a press event for her new movie "Blind" in Seoul on Thursday,...More

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  Poster revealed for the upcoming Korean movie "Blind"
  2011/07/04, Source,
  Poster revealed for the upcoming Korean movie "Blind",...More