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  Short stories leave strong imagery
  2011/09/02, Source,
  A scene from "Kalguksu (Knife Marks)" by Kim Ae-ran / Courtesy of 12th Tongue Theatre Studio By Kwon Mee-yoo At a long table, two pairs of spoons and chopsticks are set on a table mat as if prepared for a meal onstage. Two actresses come out, sit at the table and start to read the short story "Kaljaguk (Knife Marks)" written by Kim Ae-ran,...More

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  [INTERVIEW] Actress Lee Min-jeong - Part 1
  2010/09/28, Source,
  Lee Min-jeong [Chae Ki-won/10Asia] 10: "Cyrano Agency" is a movie which contains elements of humor throughout. You seem to have said many times that you had fun reading the script so where was it that you broke out into laughter? Lee Min-jeong: The scene where Sang-yong (played by Choi Daniel) objects to the pastor's sermon? I thought it was really funny while reading the script when he asked for a deal, demanding the pastor end his sermon in an hour "Including the sermon, singing hymns and the words of guidance!" and the pastor responds "You win". 10: But I think the script must've been different from the completed movie. Lee Min-jeong: Because there are parts of the script which have been expressed down to every detail while some things did not manage to make it into the movie. And there are parts which were changed on set as well,...More

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  [REVIEW] TV series "Three Brothers" - Final episode
  2010/06/16, Source,
  "Three Brothers" - Final episode (KBS2 TV, 7:55 PM) The final episode of "Three Brothers" would make a good example of a collection of all the cliches that could be seen in the finale of a family drama. It being a show that focused on characters' conflicts throughout its 70-episode run, the drama poured out cheesy, conventional solutions as it rushed to work out all the problems; trashy mother-in-law Gwa-ja (played by Lee Hyo-choon) threw herself into doing community service, as if she had to do more to be forgiven than just reconciling with her family; while Soon-kyung (played by Park In-hwan), who had been feeling helpless since retiring from work, restored his authority as the man of the house by setting up a counseling office to help ex-convicts adjust to society; Gun-gang (played by Ahn Nae-sang) helped Chung-nam (played by Do Ji-won) achieve her belated dream of going to college,...More