Dance Town (Movie - 2010)

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  Ra Mi-ran
  라미란
  As
  Lee Jung-rim
  (리정림)
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  Oh Seong-tae
  오성태
  As
  Oh Seong-tae
  (오성태)
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  Joo Yoo-rang
  주유랑

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  Feature profile - From Seoul to Varanasi
  2012/02/10, Source,
  Set for an international premiere in the Berlinale Panorama section, director Jeon Kyu-hwan's "From Seoul to Varanasi" has been re-edited since its world premiere in Busan. Kim Seong-hoon met with Jeon's producer CHOI Mi-Ae to talk about their work together and profile the film. - Photograph by CHOI Sung-yeol Treefilm, the production company of upcoming Berlinale Panorama film "From Seoul to Varanasi", was founded by producer CHOI Mi-Ae and director Jeon Kyu-hwan. Together they made the "Town Trilogy" of "Mozart Town" (2008), "Animal Town" (2009) and "Dance Town" (2010) which travelled to numerous international film festivals including San Sebastian, Hong Kong and Torino. They are now in production for Jeon's next film entitled "Moogae" in Korean, meaning "weight",...More

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  "Varanasi" and "My Way" to go to Berlin Panorama
  2012/01/04, Source,
  The 62nd Berlin International Film Festival has announced early selections for the Panorama section to include two Korean films - Jeon Kyu-hwan's "From Seoul to Varanasi" and Kang Je-gyu's "My Way". Shot on location in India and Korea, "From Seoul to Varanasi" follows a married Korean woman who falls in love with a young Arabicman who gets involved in a suicide bombing. The film made its world premiere at the Busan International Film Festival, but it is understood that it has been re-edited for Berlin.Jeon Kyu-hwan's previous "Town series" about contemporary urban lives in South Koreaincludes "Dance Town" which was also in the Berlinale Panorama. "From Seoul to Varanasi" was produced by CHOI Mi-ae at their production company Treefilm,...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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  Korean films set for Stockholm festival
  2011/10/28, Source,
  The 22nd Stockholm International Film Festival has announced its line-up to include a slew of films from the Republic of Korea including Hong Sang-soo's "The Day He Arrives", which previously screened in Cannes. In the Asian Images section along with "The Day He Arrives", the festival has selected up-and-coming director Jeon Kyu-hwan's "Dance Town", about North Korean escapees, Kim Ki-duk's self-portrait documentary "ARIRANG - Movie", and Na Hong-jin's brutal thriller "The Yellow Sea",...More