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  Um Aing-ran to stay with husband despite his relationship with another woman
  2011/12/20, Source,
  Actress Um Aing-ran spoke candidly in a television show aired Dec. 20 about the controversy that followed the release of her husband Shin Seong-il's shocking autobiography on Dec. 5. "I've always been a family-oriented person who wanted to keep the peace. However, for the first time in my 47 years of marriage, I am going through a real tumultuous time", Eum said as she made her first official comments on the autobiography while appearing on "Bae Gi-wan, Choi Young-ah and Jo Hyeong-gi's Good Morning".,...More

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  Shin Seong-il reveals love affair with Kim Young-ae
  2011/12/06, Source,
  In a new biography, actor Shin Seong-il revealed for the first time his love affair and pregnancy with his deceased ex-lover, newscaster and actress Kim  Young-ae. At a press conference for his new book "Youth is Barefoot Running" on Dec. 5, the veteran actor spoke of his past extra-martial affair with actress Kim whilst he was still married to his wife, actress Eum Aeng-ran,...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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  47th Baeksang Awards - Winners' List
  2011/05/27, Source,
  47th Baeksang Awards - Winners' ListX In films Daesang: Lee Byeong-Heon (I Saw the Devil) Best Picture: "The Man From Nowhere" Director: Lee Chang-dong ("Poetry"),...More