Kang Je-gyu (강제규)

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  'Anesthesia' invited to Berlin Film Festival
  2012/02/02, Source,
  A poster of film "Anesthesia" By Ko Tae-young The second film by 28-year-old Kim Souk-young, a student at the Korea National University of Arts, has been invited to this year's Berlin International Film Festival, the university announced Tuesday. "Anesthesia" was made last year during the filmmaking department's intermediate-level workshop and received a positive response from the audience at the 16th Busan International Film Festival last October. It entered the Korean Short Film Competition 2 in the Wide Angle category as well as at the 37th Seoul Independent Film Festival last December,...More

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  Jang Dong-gun to make drama comeback
  2012/02/01, Source,
  Hallyu movie star Jang Dong-gun will return to the world of TV dramas in May, 12 years since his last drama role. Jang will star in the 20-part SBS weekend drama "A Gentleman's Dignity", which will be written by Kim Eun-sook and directed by Sin Woo-cheol, both of whom made the 2010 hit drama "Secret Garden". The new drama featuring Jang has been described as a middle-aged male version of the popular U.S. sitcom "Sex and the City". Other celebrities to star in the show are Kim Min-jong and Kim Soo-ro. The female lead has not yet been confirmed,...More

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  Berlinale Culinary Cinema has "Hindsight"
  2012/01/30, Source,
  The 62nd Berlin International Film Festival (the Berlinale) has announced its Culinary Cinema 2012 program comprised of 15 films about food to include "Hindsight" from Korea. The 6th Culinary Cinema's motto this year is "Trust in Taste". Directed by Lee Hyeon-seung, "Hindsight" stars Song Kang-ho ("The Host") as an ex-gangster trying make a clean start as a restaurant owner. While taking cooking classes, he meets and falls in love with a quirky girl (Sin Se-kyeong),...More

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  [HanCinema's Film Review] "My Way" or The High Way?
  2012/01/14,
  With a production budget of about KRW 28 billion (US$24 million), Kang Je-gyu's "My Way" marks not only his first in seven years but it is most expensive Korean film ever made. The film was originally going to be Kang's first foreign feature film but Kang decline Warner Brothers' investment proposal and, instead, accepted the support of SK Telecom and CJ E&M's film business division to put up the bulk of capital required. With its international cast and wildly epic scope, "My Way" is a shell shocking thrill ride that examines the futility of war through the relationship of two unlikely friends,...More