As One (Movie - 2012)

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  Ha Ji-won
  하지원
  As
  Hyeon Jeong-hwa
  (현정화)
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  Bae Doona
  배두나
  As
  Lee Boon-hee
  (이분희)
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  Choi Yoon-yeong-I
  최윤영
  As
  Choi Yeon-jeong
  (최연정)
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  Han Ye-ri
  한예리
  As
  Yoo Soon-bok
  (유순복)
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  Park Cheol-min
  박철민
  As
  Coach Lee
  (이코치)
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  Kim Eung-soo
  김응수
  As
  Coach Jo
  (조감독)

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  [HanCinema's Film Talk] Facing the future in Cloud Atlas's 'Neo-Seoul'
  2012/11/17,
  "Cloud Atlas" received a 10-minute standing ovation at its premiere at the 2012 Toronto International Film Festival, but unfortunately also only managed to gross $10,000,000 during its opening weekend in the U.S. However, sharper analysts are cautioning calling this one a flop too soon, as the results from foreign markets are not yet in. Transnational funding (around a majestic $100,000,000 in fact) has ensured that the film's success is spread over (and given the appropriate level of attention in) international markets. It opened in Russian with 1500 screens (remember that Korea's highest grossing film "The Thieves" opened with 1,073 and went on to claim almost 13 million admissions) and will be released in China close to their New Year. Korea, particularly Seoul, should feel quite invested in the film for a number of reasons. "Cloud Atlas" marks the international debut of the popular Korean actress Bae Doona (who recently starred in "As One" - 2012), and her storyline in "Neo-Seoul" was especially fantastical, as much of the film's budget must have been burned in creating the gorgeous futuristic cityscape of the Korean capital. Indeed "Cloud Atlas" certainly does have the potential for success in Korea, but it is not a sealed deal. Although the film paints a flattering portrait of Korea's iconic mother city, and has a A-list Korean actress on the payroll, criticisms have emerged that threaten the quality of love Koreans may have for the film, and perhaps even the actress herself,...More

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  Lee Byeong-heon going to U.K. festival
  2012/11/06, Source,
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