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  "As One" to screen in Japan next year
  2012/10/30, Source,
  Ha Ji-won(Left) and Bae Doona(Right) This year's blockbuster film "As One" will hit Japanese cinemas next spring. To be renamed as "One- 46 Days of Miracle", the movie starring Ha Ji-won and Bae Doona will be shown at a special screening to take place on Nov. 2 at Cinemart Shinjuku in Tokyo,...More

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  [HanCinema's Film Review] Political Scapegoating and Posturing in Moon Hyeon-seong's "As One"
  2012/09/15,
  Film: "As One" (aka "Korea") Director: Moon Hyeon-seong Stars: Ha Ji-won (Hyeon Jeong-hwa), Bae Doona (Lee Boon-hee), Choi Yoon-yeong-I (Choi Yeon-jeong), Han Ye-ri (Yoo Soon-bok), and Park Cheol-min (Coach Lee) Review Score: 3 / 5 Also Try: "GLove" and "Perfect Game" Have no doubt about it that Moon Hyeon-seong's "As One" is a feel-good romp around a political pigsty that will have you cheering, crying, cringing and counting the minutes until it's all over. The film is set around the 1991 Chiba International Table Tennis Championships, where the Koreas entered as a unified team to take on their dominant Chinese competitors. Politically and ideologically strung, to be sure, but the competitive nature of the story itself called for a clear antagonist, and unlike other cross-border films in the past, here that opposition is given a real presence in the form of the Chinese,...More

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  [HanCinema's Film Review] "Helpless"
  2012/07/28,
  Film: "Helpless" Director: Byeon Yeong-joo ("Flying Boys" and "Ardor") Stars: Lee Seon-gyoon, Kim Min-hee, Jo Seong-ha, and Kim Byeol Review Score: 8.5/10 Also try: "Children...", "Dream" or "Moss" Byeon Yeong-joo's third film, "Helpless", is based off the Japanese novel "Kasha" ("All She was Worth") by Miyuki Miyabe, who's known as the 'queen of crime fiction' in Japan. Miyuki's book provided all the solid narrative elements to allow Byeon to adapted the piece into this fascinating tale that captivated Korean audiences during its run in cinemas earlier this year. The film earned 2,426,575 admissions during that time and it's currently placed 8th for the year, just behind Kim Dae-seung's sexy historical thriller "The Concubine" (2,629,208), but ahead of Moon Hyeon-seong's "As One" (1,867,955),...More

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  [HanCinema's Film Review] Korean Weekend Box Office 2012.06.01 ~ 2012.06.03
  2012/06/03,
  HanCinema's Korean Box Office Review (2012.06.01 ~ 2012.06.03) "Men in Black III" still tops the charts but had three local flicks biting at its heels, making this past weekend a close race for the top spot. The sci-fi comedy is the third film in the series and sees the return of the popular duo of Will Smith and Tommy Lee Jones, with Josh Brolin stepping in to share the limelight. The film added 533,134 to its admission count, putting it on 2,454,900 in just two weeks,...More