Crocodile (Movie - 1996)

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  Jo Jae-hyeon
  조재현
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  Jeon Moo-song
  전무송
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  Ahn Jae-hong
  안재홍
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  Yang Dong-jae
  양동재
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  Song Geum-sik
  송금식
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  Han Tae-il
  한태일

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  Upcoming Korean movie "Moebius"
  2013/05/17, Source,
  Added the upcoming Korean movie "Moebius"'s page to HanCinema database,...More

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  Korean movie of the week "Pieta"
  2013/03/21, Source,
  Korean movie of the week "Pieta" (2012) Directed by Kim Ki-duk With Jo Min-soo, Lee Jeong-jin, Woo Gi-hong, Kang Eun-jin, Jo Jae-ryong, Lee Myeong-ja,... Synopsis Hired by moneylenders, a man lives as a loan shark brutally threatening people for pay back their debts. This man, without any family and therefore with nothing to lose, continues his merciless way of life regardless of all the pain he has caused to a countless number of people. One day, a woman appears in front of him claiming to be his mother,...More

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  Outsider Kim Ki-duk's 'Pieta' Wins Top Prize in Venice
  2012/09/10, Source,
  Director Kim Ki-duk reacts as his film "Pieta" wins the Golden Lion award at this year's Venice film festival on Sunday. /AP-Yonhap "Pieta", Kim Ki-duk's tale of violence and poverty, won the Golden Lion at this year's Venice film festival. Kim spent just W100 million (US$1=W,130) making the film, a fraction of the average cost of a Korean film these days. This is the first time a Korean film won the top prize at one of the world's top three film festivals at Venice, Cannes and Berlin. Accepting the prize, Kim thanked the actors, staff, film festival officials and Italian fans before bursting into a rendition of the traditional Korean song "Arirang",...More

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  From eccentric to darling of Venice
  2012/09/09, Source,
  Director Kim Ki-duk, second from left, and actress Jo Min-soo, third from left, pose after winning the Golden Lion for Best Film for his film "Pieta"at the awarding ceremony of the 69th Venice Film Festival in Venice, Italy, Saturday. / Xinhua-Yonhap By Rachel Lee While the world more readily acknowledged and embraced Kim Ki-duk as an auteur director, he has been received in a mixed fashion in Korea. But with his 18th feature film "Pieta" having grabbed the Golden Lion Prize at the 69th Venice Film Festival, the 51-year-old Kim has reaffirmed his art to the world and the Korean public as a first-rate director who has won the top prize at three international film festivals of Venice, Cannes and Berlin,...More