Chunhyang (Movie - 2000)

• Lee Hyo-jeong (이효정)
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  Jo Seung-woo
  조승우
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  Lee Jeong-heon
  이정헌
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  Kim Seong-nyeo
  김성녀
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  Lee Hye-eun
  이혜은
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  Hong Kyeong-yeon
  홍경연

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  Ways to enjoy Seollal with family
  2012/01/20, Source,
  The National Folk Museum is offering a variety of events, including traditional Korean music performances, to boost the holiday mood from today through Tuesday. / Courtesy of National Folk Museum "Seollal", or Lunar New Year's Day, is one of the biggest holidays in Korea where families gather together and some perform "charye", an ancestral worship ritual. The representative food for Seollal is rice cake soup called "tteokguk". According to tradition, you can only become older when you eat this,...More

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  Jo Seung-woo: 'I Want to Break Record of Other Baseball Movies'
  2011/12/19, Source,
  Actor Jo Seung-woo, who has a nickname of "Jo Jekyll" as a musical star, made a comeback after two-year break with the movie "Perfect Game" which is about a baseball, and he said during an interview about his new movie on December 15, "I basically prefer musical work than movie, but I hope that "Perfect Game" could break the record of the other baseball movies". He came back after two years of break since his last movie "The Sword with No Name" that was directed by Kim Yong-gyoon in 2009,...More

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  Wieland SPECK, head of the Berlin film festival's Panorama
  2011/12/07, Source,
  After 30 years at the Berlin International Film Festival, Wieland Speck will be celebrating his 20th year as head of the festival's Panorama section next year. While he was in Seoul on his annual film hunting trip around the region, Jean NOH met with him to talk about his thoughts on Korean cinema, the Berlinale audiences and how he programs for them. KCT: How important for you is this annual trip around Asia, after the American Film Market (AFM)? Speck: For me, the trips to Asia and South America are very important trips because there are so many amazing filmmakers and they are inspiring the Western filmmaking a lot. The European view on the world, especially the Western European view on the world, is a little bit like simmering in the same broth for many years now. And then, yes, we already have the most interesting film countries in the world [in Asia].So having our eyes out for where inspiration lurks, this is what we definitely need for our culture in general, but also for the filmmaking,...More

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  [Portrait] Filmmaker Im Kwon-taek: master of mirrors
  2011/10/20, Source,
  Filmmaker Im Kwon-taek drinks a cup of morning coffee during an interview with The Korea Times at a cafe near his home in Suji, Gyeonggi Province on Sept. 28. / Photography by Jesse Chun for The Korea Times At 75, the filmmaker continues to explore new ground. "I don't lie in my movies... I simply try to capture what we feel in our everyday lives". This is the second in a series of interviews with international pioneers among Korean artists, to mark the 61st anniversary of The Korea Times that falls on Nov. 1, and is sponsored by The Korea Press Foundation. ― ED. By Lee  Hyo-won SUJI, Gyeonggi Province/BUSAN - It took an extra second to confirm the interview venue with Im Kwon-taek. The filmmaker used "dabang", an outdated word for coffee shop rarely heard outside of retro movies. While the 75-year-old may not care to update his parlance, he never fails to create new audiovisual languages onscreen. His extensive filmography spells out disparate themes and styles, but his movies share a common tongue in that, like mirrors, they honestly translate all the beauty, grit, joy and sorrow of life. And for this they speak across borders and generations,...More