The Traffickers (Movie - 2012)

• Organ trafficking general manager
  As
  Yeong-gyoo
  (장기밀매총책
• Missing person's husband
  As
  Sang-ho
  (실종자남편
• Business trip
  As
  Kyeong-jae
  (출장외과의
• Only witness
  As
  Yoo-ri
  (유일한목격자
• Missing person
  As
  Chae-hee
  (실종자
• Drug runner
  As
  Joon-sik
  (운반책

• [HanCinema's Film Review] "The Traffickers": Surprise, Surprise... Surprise?

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  Im Chang-jeong enters Japan spotlight
  2013/05/20, Source,
  Actor Im Chang-jeong made an official appearance in Japan to promote his movie, which will be released there on June 1. His appearance attracted local media attention as he has avoided coming to any official events in Korea after filing for divorce last month,...More

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  Sin Seung-hwan in "The Secret of Birth"
  2013/04/08, Source,
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  [HanCinema's Film Review] "The Traffickers": Surprise, Surprise... Surprise?
  2013/02/02,
  Film: "The Traffickers" 공모자들 (Gong-mo-ja-deul) Director: Kim Hong-seon Stars: Im Chang-jeong, Choi Daniel, Oh Dal-soo, Yo Yoon-hee & Jeong Jo-yoon Review Score: 3.5 / 5 This epic thriller earned Kim Hong-seon the title of "Best New Director" at the 33rd Blue Dragon Film Awards late last year. Despite the honour, the film only managed a little over 1.6 million admissions during its 2012 summer release, as by its third week interest had already waned. Kin Hong-seon has long been involved within Korea's drama industry, directing a number series that includes "90 Days, Time to Love" from 2006 as well as, more recently, "Hero - Drama - 2012". This, his first step into feature length entertainment, is a thrilling and exhausting fall. Kim refuses to slow down at any point during this rampant and rich showing of the disturbing underworld of organ and body trafficking,...More

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  Pieta Wins Top Prize at 33rd Blue Dragon Film Awards
  2012/12/01, Source,
  South Korean director Kim Ki-duk's "Pieta" won the award for best film of the year at the 33rd Blue Dragon Film Awards in Seoul on Friday night. While accepting the grand prix at the Sejong Center for the Performing Arts, Kim described his film as a reflection of extreme capitalism where money rules over all. He also expressed his hopes that the South Korean society would become one that's centered around people and not money,...More