Kang Ye-won (강예원)

Kim Yoon-jin and Nah Moon-hee are in the human drama "Harmony". This movie will be moving bringing tears as well as laughter. This is a movie that a grandmother and a grandson can watch together!

It is set in a women's prison and there aren't real antagonists in this movie. Jeonghye acted by Kim Yoon-jin must raise her son in the prison and the music professor and the prison guard Moon-ok is acted by Nah Moon-hee. The woman with the voice of heavens Yoomi is acted by Kang Ye-won and the wrestler Yeonsil is acted by Park Joon-myeong. There are many characters and they are all good people!

Even the mean character Bang acted by Jang Young-nma...More

By Lee Hyo-won
Staff Reporter

Not long after "The Executioner", the first movie to be filmed in a real prison, and "Actresses", featuring a rare all-female cast, comes "Harmony", about women living behind bars in tune to a different synchronization.

Kim Yoon-jin returns to the local screen two years after starring in the hit thriller "Seven Days". The "Lost" star has shed her serious image to wear an unfading smile and a blue jail uniform in the tearjerker family drama.

"It's a movie for which we had to reshoot scenes because we cried too much", the actress said Monday in Seoul following the film's press preview. Produced by "Haeundae" director Yoon Je-kyoon and directed by newcomer ...More

Kim Yoon-jin and Nah Moon-hee are main characters in the new film, "Harmony".

This movie's press release has been held at CGV.

She is going up the stage wearing a black m...More

Every end of year season, the film festivals become a hot event for all the celebrities!

Here, actresses like Kim Hye-soo, Choi Kang-hee, Son Ye-jin, Oh Yeon-seo, Ha Ji-won, Park Sol-mi, Yoo Seon, Choo Ja-hyeon, Kang Ye-won, Lee Si-yeong, Seon Woo-seon, Kim Ha-neul, Han Ye-seul...More

By Lee Hyo-won
Staff Reporter

The anticipated summer blockbuster "Haeundae" is like a blushing bride, wearing something new, something old and something blue. While the tsunami film rides upon tides of Korean cliches and brims with disappointing computer graphics, it manages to smartly evade some Hollywood disaster film conventions.

The film stays afloat on the strength of a talented, star-studded cast that shines through the artifice and the less-than-sophisticated mise-en-scene. And despite a hefty dose of mainstream superficiality ― or perhaps because of it ― box office favorite director Yoon Je-kyoon demonstrates his knack for communicating with the audience.

Every summer, Busan's most popular beach, Haeundae, transforms into something of an overpacked, outdoor public bath catering to hordes of vacationers from all over the country.

Park Joong-hoon stars as Kim, a workaholic professor from Seoul who tries to warn that a mega tsunami will swallow up the southern po...More