Crying Fist (Movie - 2004)

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  Choi Min-sik
  최민식
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  Ryoo Seung-beom
  류승범
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  Im Won-hee
  임원희
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  Cheon Ho-jin
  천호진
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  Nah Moon-hee
  나문희
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  Ki Joo-bong
  기주봉

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  CINEMA ON THE PARK Season 2 Announced!
  2012/01/22, Source,
  The Korean Cultural Office in Sydney has just announced another exciting Season of Cinema on the Park, the film night that delighted audiences in 2011 will return once again in 2012. A surprise hit with more than 1,000 people attending, Thursday nights are now etched firmly on the Sydney cinema calendar as Korean night and will see 21 feature films and 14 guest speakers in the first half of the year alone, surely enough to satisfy anyone's appetite for Korean cinema!,...More

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  Michelle SON, Managing Director of M-Line Distribution
  2011/12/29, Source,
  Heading up international sales company M-Line Distribution as Managing Director, Michelle SON has in a few short years positioned the company to handle a bulk of deals including foreign remake deals for major local titles. She spoke with KoBiz over the phone about looking beyond feature filmsfor exciting audiovisual content and the importance of facilitating international co-productions,...More

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  Cable dramas leaps over terrestrial broadcasting
  2011/11/06, Source,
  tvN's "Flower Boy Ramyun Shop"... CGV TV's "TV The Servant"... Dominate the online search rankings after their broadcast 'The Counterattack of Cable Dramas',...More

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  [INTERVIEW] Director Ryoo Seung-wan - Part 1
  2010/11/18, Source,
  Director Ryoo Seung-wan [Chae Ki-won/10Asia] It has already been ten years since director Ryoo Seung-wan, whom we thought would always be the 'action kid', showed up in the film industry with "Die Bad". And while having shot ten movies during that time, he has been on a break over movies that have flopped, agonized over people not liking his scripts, and is now old enough to look back in embarrassment on childish remarks he made a long time ago. However, his movie "The Unjust" is the result of what he describes as having "lived through and felt". And it presents us with a form of shock that is different to what the audience has felt from his previous films -- a sense of reality so vivid that is weighs down us as very much the Republic of Korea that we live in today. What happened to him? In his interview with 10Asia, Ryoo Seung-wan talks about "what hasn't changed but has changed". * This article may contain spoilers. 10: The response to "The Unjust" had been extremely positive even ahead of its premiere, securing the highest number of advance ticket reservations and seeing many favorable articles on the movie. You must be happy doing this interview. Ryoo Seung-wan: I should be modest but it's true that I'm happy,...More