Park Hyun-young (박현영)

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  A plethora of festive traditional markets
  2011/11/12, Source,
  140년 전통 선지국밥 먹고 ... 인삼물로 발 씻고 ... Merchants sell vegetables and grains at Busan's Gupo Market. By Shin Dong-yeun Carp flopped up and down inside a red rubber basin, full of energy, at Busan's Gupo Market. Park Hyun-young, president of the Gupo Market's merchant association, led the Week& team into the alleys of the market, proud of the facility. "Our Gupo District is right in the middle of the Nakdong River, so it is famous for its abundance of freshwater fish", he said,...More

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  Korean movie of the week "Passerby #3"
  2011/09/22, Source,
  Korean movie of the week "Passerby #3" Directed by Shin Su-won With Park Hyun-young, Baek So-myeong, Lee Mi-yoon, Kim Jae-rok, Jo Hyeon-sook, Son Jin-hwan,... Synopsis Seven-colored beat called Hope which will bring rainbow-colored hope to the dreamers,...More

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  Yeonghwa: Korean Film Today at the MoMA
  2011/09/16, Source,
  Yeonghwa: Korean Film Today will start on Sept. 22 and last through Oct. 2. This year, we are pleased to welcome back Lim Soon-rye, South Korea's most highly regarded female filmmaker, to The Korea Society for the Opening Night's screening of "Rolling Home with a Bull" (2010), which follows a young man's forlorn life as a failed poet and unemployed bachelor who winds up taking an unexpected journey throughout the country with his father's cvherished bull and making a series of peculiar run-ins. This year's Yeonghwa series will also have a special focus on director Jeon Kyu-hwan, whose Town Trilogy films--"Mozart Town" (2008), "Animal Town" (2009) and "Dance Town" (2010)-examines various human lives that exist in Seoul's urban landscape, including those of an African laborer, a Russian exchange student, a reformed pedophile, a North Korean defector, and a dejected print-shop owner. Jeon's Town Trilogy critiques the "town" of Seoul from a sociological auteur's perspective,...More

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  [HanCinema's Film Review] Confessions (Korean Short)
  2011/05/28,
  "Confessions" may not have won the top prize at JIFF 2011, but the young mind behind it all got recognised and claimed the Best Director in the Korean Short Film category. "Confessions" was big crowd-pleaser, largely due to a pinpoint performance from Park Hyun-young ("Passerby #3") and an outright hilarious script.,...More