Clash of the Families (Movie - 2010)

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  Song Sae-byeok
  송새벽
  As
  Hyeon-joon
  (현준)
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  Lee Si-yeong
  이시영
  As
  Da-hong
  (다홍)
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  Baek Yoon-sik
  백윤식
  As
  Yeong-gwang, father
  (영광, 아버지)
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  Kim Soo-mi
  김수미
  As
  Choon-ja, mother
  (춘자, 어머니)
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  Kim Eung-soo
  김응수
  As
  Se-dong
  (세동)
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  Park Cheol-min
  박철민
  As
  Dae-sik
  (대식)

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  2012/05/09, Source,
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  [User Review Batch] Movies 2011 - Moby Dick, Suicide Forecast, Clash of the Families
  2012/01/14,
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  Movie of the week "Clash of the Families"
  2012/01/12, Source,
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  [HanCinema Korea's Diary] Subtitles: Reading between the Frames
  2011/12/31,
  It's an obstacle that some are not able to overcome in order to appreciate foreign films. A permanent divide that marks a film as 'alien' and not of your own tongue or cultural frame of reference. It's an intrusive necessity that simultaneously invites and imparts difference on one's viewing experience. 'Reading' a foreign film tampers with the message in order to bridge the language barrier that exists between the spectacle and the spectator. But film is a medium made up of two languages, that which is spoken and heard and that which is seen, but it is the experience as a whole that matters most,...More