Dream (Movie - 2008)

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  Joe Odagiri
  オダギリジョ
  As
  Jin
  (진)
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  Lee Na-young
  이나영
  As
  Ran
  (란)
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  Park Ji-ah
  박지아
  As
  Jin's former lover
  (진의 옛 애인)
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  Jin Tae-hyeon
  진태현
  As
  Ran's former lover
  (란의 옛 애인)
• 
  Lee Joo-seok-I
  이주석
  As
  Traffic police
  (교통계 조서경찰)
• 
  Han Gi-joong
  한기중
  As
  Police in charge of violent crimes
  (강력계 조서경찰)

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  Korean Film Week in Budapest
  2011/12/15, Source,
  Considering the fact that Hungarian film distributors tend to release only one Korean movie a year, Hungarian viewers have two options to watch contemporary Korean films on the big screen: the Titanic International Film Festival and the annual Korean Film Week, both held in Budapest. Supported by the Korean Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism, the Korea Foundation and the Korean Film Council, this year the Embassy of the Republic of Korea has organized the Korean Film Week for the fourth time,...More

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  "Arirang" and "The Yellow Sea" play at Mar del Plata
  2011/11/09, Source,
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  Wonder Girls back with 'Wonder World'
  2011/11/08, Source,
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  "Amen", KIM Ki-duk's Latest Film, is Off to Competition at San Sebastian
  2011/08/22, Source,
  by KOFIC Staff Kim Ki-duk is returning with a new narrative film in three years. Two Korean films have been officially invited to the 59th San Sebastian International Film Festival, the largest film festival in Spanish-language regions. KIM's "Amen" (2011), his first narrative feature production in three years. has been invited to the festival's Competitive Official Selection, while Lim Woo-seong's "Scars" (2011) is competing at festival's Zabaltegi-New Directors Section,...More