Choked (Movie - 2011)

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  Eom Tae-goo
  엄태구
  As
  Kwon Yoon-ho
  (권윤호)
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  Park Se-jin
  박세진
  As
  Lee Seo-hee
  (이서희)
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  Kil Hae-yeon
  길해연
  As
  Park Hee-soo
  (박희수)
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  Yoon Chae-yeong-I
  윤채영
  As
  Hong Se-kyeong
  (홍세경)
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  Yoon Soo-ah
  윤수아
  As
  Oh Ji-woo
  (오지우)
• 
  Ha Tae-seong
  하태성

• Lim Hak-soon (임학순) Jae-sik (재식)

• Kim Mi-sun (김미선) Yoon-yeong (윤영)

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  Director KIM Joong-hyeon
  2012/02/10, Source,
  Ahead of its international premiere in the Berlinale Forum, director Kim Joong-hyeon talks about his debut feature film "Choked" with KIM  Seong-hoon. - Photograph by CHOI Sung-yeol A low-budget film made at the Korean Academy of Film Arts (KAFA), Kim Joong-hyeon's "Choked" deals with economic troubles and the dissolution of the family in contemporary Korean society. The film made its world premiere in the Busan International Film Festival's New Currents competition and is due for an international premiere in the Berlinale Forum section,...More

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  Berlinale Culinary Cinema has "Hindsight"
  2012/01/30, Source,
  The 62nd Berlin International Film Festival (the Berlinale) has announced its Culinary Cinema 2012 program comprised of 15 films about food to include "Hindsight" from Korea. The 6th Culinary Cinema's motto this year is "Trust in Taste". Directed by Lee Hyeon-seung, "Hindsight" stars Song Kang-ho ("The Host") as an ex-gangster trying make a clean start as a restaurant owner. While taking cooking classes, he meets and falls in love with a quirky girl (Sin Se-kyeong),...More

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  Korean Cinema 2011: The View from Here
  2012/01/14, Source,
  US-based author and curator of film at the Smithsonian's Freer and Sackler Galleries in Washington, DC, Tom VICK shares his views on recent trends he has noticed programming their Korean film festival. How do you introduce new Korean films to an American audience? Since 2004, when I began programming the Korean Film Festival DC, the answer to this question has become more difficult to answer. This is not to say that it's harder to find good films. Quite the opposite. The problem (if it can be called a problem) is that there are so many films to choose from.The explosion of digital production and distribution in the last decade or so has made it easier than ever to make a film, but harder than ever find an audience for it,...More

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  Busan International Film Festival unveils this year's plans
  2011/09/09, Source,
  The 16th Busan International Film Festival (BIFF) has announced their full lineup of 135 premieres in 307 films from 70 countries, with the Opening Film to be director Song Il-gon's "Always", starring So Ji-sub and Han Hyo-joo. Set to run Oct. 6 – 14, the festival and Asian Film Market will be held in the new Busan Cinema Center and other venues in Haeundae,...More