GLove (Movie - 2011)

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  Jeong Jae-yeong
  정재영
  As
  Kim Sang-nam
  (김상남)
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  Yoo Seon
  유선
  As
  Na Joo-won
  (나주원)
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  Kang Shin-il
  강신일
  As
  Gyo-gam
  (교감)
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  Jo Jin-woong
  조진웅
  As
  Charles
  (찰스)
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  Kim Mi-kyeong
  김미경
  As
  Principal Sister
  (교장 수녀)
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  Kim Hye-seong
  김혜성
  As
  Choong Joo Sung Sim School Baseball Team, Jang Dae-geun
  ( 장대근, 충주성심학교 야구부)

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  Meet Legendary Korean Director Kang Woo-Seok in Los Angeles
  2013/04/05, Source,
  Legendary Korean Director Kang Woo-seok will be in Los Angeles for a special presentation of his highly anticipated upcoming release "Fist of Legend".  This film will be the first Korean film to have a same weekend theatrical release in Korea and N. America!  Director Kang is in Los Angeles for just 2 days, before rushing back just in time to see the film open in Seoul on April 10! "Fist of Legend" will open in 20 cities across N. America on April 12. SCHEDULE OF EVENTS: Dir. Kang will be participating in 2 special screening events both taking place at CGV Cinemas during his short Los Angeles visit,...More

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  Today's Photo: December 12, 2012
  2012/12/12, Source,
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  [HanCinema's Film Review] Political Scapegoating and Posturing in Moon Hyeon-seong's "As One"
  2012/09/15,
  Film: "As One" (aka "Korea") Director: Moon Hyeon-seong Stars: Ha Ji-won (Hyeon Jeong-hwa), Bae Doona (Lee Boon-hee), Choi Yoon-yeong-I (Choi Yeon-jeong), Han Ye-ri (Yoo Soon-bok), and Park Cheol-min (Coach Lee) Review Score: 3 / 5 Also Try: "GLove" and "Perfect Game" Have no doubt about it that Moon Hyeon-seong's "As One" is a feel-good romp around a political pigsty that will have you cheering, crying, cringing and counting the minutes until it's all over. The film is set around the 1991 Chiba International Table Tennis Championships, where the Koreas entered as a unified team to take on their dominant Chinese competitors. Politically and ideologically strung, to be sure, but the competitive nature of the story itself called for a clear antagonist, and unlike other cross-border films in the past, here that opposition is given a real presence in the form of the Chinese,...More

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  "I Love Hangeul Because........."
  2012/05/28, Source,
  This post is written by Alexandra DeMaria, one of the Korea Blog's Worldwide Korea Bloggers. If you asked me 3 years ago, if I ever thought I would be spending a Friday night in the basement of the Korean Consulate in Toronto and feeling totally at home, the answer would have to be, no way. But the world works in funny ways and last Friday, my boyfriend and I attended an event, with no expectations, and had a really, really good time. Seriously,...More