Deranged (Movie - 2012)

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  Kim Myeong-min
  김명민
  As
  Jae-hyeok
  (재혁)
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  Moon Jeong-hee
  문정희
  As
  Kyeong-soon
  (경순)
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  Kim Dong-wan
  김동완
  As
  Jae-pil
  (재필)
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  Lee Honey
  이하늬
  As
  Yeon-joo
  (연주)
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  Eom Ji-seong
  엄지성
  As
  Joon-woo
  (준우)
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  Yeom Hyeon-seo
  염현서
  As
  Ye-ji
  (예지)

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  Korean movie of the week "Deranged"
  2012/12/27, Source,
  Korean movie of the week "Deranged" (2012) Directed by Park Jeong-woo With Kim Myeong-min, Moon Jeong-hee, Kim Dong-wan, Lee Honey, Eom Ji-seong, Yeom Hyeon-seo,... Previously known as "Yeongasi" Synopsis Jae-hyuk is an ordinary man in his 40s. He works as a medical supplies salesman and is hassled by doctors all day. His brother Jae-pil is a detective that is not all that interested in public safety and spends most of his time moaning about the stock market,...More

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  [HanCinema's Film Review] "Deranged": A Refreshing Slap in the Face
  2012/12/08,
  Film: "Deranged" (연가시 - Yeon-ga-si) Director: Park Jeong-woo Stars: Kim Myeong-min, Moon Jeong-hee, Kim Dong-wan & Lee Honey Review Score: 4 / 5 Also Try: "The Host" or "Haeundae"   Many happily look back at contemporary disaster films such as Yoon Je-kyoon's "Haeundae", Bong Jong-ho's "The Host", and to a lesser and different degree, Kim Ji-hoon's monster "Sector 7", as films that pushed the scale and scope of what was possible for the genre. Biological or otherwise, "Deranged" teases with the boundaries of traditional disaster films, superimposing a refreshing sociopsychological element through its solid dramatic filter of fatherly duty and the 'golden mean' approach to social responsibility. Kim Myeong-min plays Jae-hyeok, a man who makes daily sacrifices in service of his family and their wellbeing. He is initially stern, cold almost, and constantly scolds his ditsy and naive wife (Moon Jeong-hee as Kyeong-soon) and their two children (a daughter and son played by Yeom Hyeon-seo and Eom Ji-seong) for their apparent sloppy behaviour,...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

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  'Werewolf Boy' the top melodrama
  2012/11/19, Source,
  Just two weeks after release, "A Werewolf Boy" has become the most-watched Korean melodrama to date. CJ Entertainment announced that as of 3 p.m. Thursday, the film exceeded 4.12 million views, passing "Architecture 101", also released this year,...More