Prevously known as "Today", "Nobody Somebody" and "La Quotidienne"
Synopsis
A female producer loses her fiancé in a hit and run accident and stands in the line of conflict. After 8 films, this movie... More
Ki Tae-yeong heads to Japan 2012/04/16, Source,
Actor Ki Tae-yeong is set to delight Japanese fans in June when he will conduct his second-ever Japanese fan meeting.
The upcoming meeting will take place in Tokyo on June 15, and Ki will take to the stage to perform various acts for the audience,...More
Actress Song Hye-kyo takes legal action against 41 netizens 2012/02/27, Source,
Hallyu actress Song Hye-kyo will take legal action against some 41 netizens who have spread false rumors about her and a "sponsor", with whom they alleged she exchanged money for sex.
According to police, Song officially filed the complaint at the Seoul Central District Prosecutors' Office on Friday,...More
Lotte sells Arrow, The Ultimate Weapon in Berlin Feb 14, 2012 2012/02/16, Source,
South Korea's Lotte Entertainment has done a raft of deals on Kim Han-min's period action film "Arrow, The Ultimate Weapon", including to Showgate for Japan.
Starring Park Hae-il as a man out to save his sister and her fiancé from Northern invaders, the film was the biggest domestic film hit in Korea last year. With 7.46 million admissions, it was second only to"Transformers: Dark of the Moon", which took 7.79 million admissions,...More
"Unbowed" and "A Reason to Live" in the 'Top Ten Asian Movies' 2012/01/03, Source,
Director Jeong Ji-yeong's "Unbowed" and the film "A Reason to Live" have been selected as the 'Top Ten Asian Movies of 2011' by the American newspaper "The Wall Street Journal".
According to "The Wall Street Journal"'s website, "Unbowed" and "A Reason to Live" have been selected for the list of 'Top Ten Asian Movies' of 2011 by Dean Napolitano. The list introduced "Simple Life" and other Asian movies to the world, including Korean ones, saying they were made on a small scale, but carry lots of meaning,...More
Prevously known as "Today", "Nobody Somebody" and "La Quotidienne"
Synopsis
A female producer loses her fiancé in a hit and run accident and stands in the line of conflict. After 8 films, this movie is directed by Lee Jeong-hyang who also directed “The Way Home” with Nam Ji-hyeon and Song Hye-kyo in the lead, after incredible competition, as the producer.
Da-hae who lost her fiancé by a hit and run accident, forgave the criminal who was 15 year old boy as her principle base on catholic belief and signs a petition for him. One year after, Da-hae is making a documentary to abolish death penalty requested by Catholic Church. The time goes on, she starts to look back her pain having an interview to victims who live with the forgiveness.
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