Ghost : In Your Arms Again (Movie - 2010)

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  Nanako Matsushima
  松嶋菜々子
  As
  Nanami
  (나나미)
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  Song Seung-heon
  송승헌
  As
  Joon-ho
  (준호)
• Mana Ashida (芦田愛菜)
• Kirin Kiki (樹木希林)
• Sawa Suzuki (鈴木砂羽)
• Satoshi Hashimoto (橋本さとし)

• Kazuko Kurosawa (黒沢 かずこ)

• Daisuke Miyagawa (宮川大輔)

• Yoichi Nukumizu (温水洋一)

• Yoneko Matsukane (松金よね子)

• Kazuki Namioka (波岡一喜)

• Kyusaku Shimada (嶋田久作)

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  Song Seung-heon returns to small screen
  2012/05/15, Source,
  Song Seung-heon walks down a street during a visit to Vietnam to shoot a television program this January.(Courtesy of Korea Foundation) Heartthrob Song Seung-heon is coming back to his fans through the small screen. Despite 16 years passing since his debut, Song, 35, remains as handsome and single as ever, coupled now with better acting ability. As one of the pioneers of "hallyu", or the Korean wave, his popularity continues to the rise, both in Korea and overseas,...More

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  Kanryu Currents in Japan, Past and Present
  2012/03/11, Source,
  Tokyo-based journalist, translator and filmmaker Jason GRAY examines the ebb and flow of the Korean Wave in Japan over the past ten years, pinpointing the highs and lows. The Korean wave of popular culture in Japan, referred to as "kanryu" or "hanryu" in Japanese, has had an interesting ebb and flow over the past decade. There were earlier booms here including traditional Korean ballads ("enka") in the late 70s, the Seoul Olympics in 1988 and the South Korea-Japan co-hosted World Cup in 2002. Japanese cinema exhibitors saw their first genuine Korean smash with Kang Je-gyu's "Shiri" (2000), which earned JPY1.8 billion (US$22.1 million) - an impressive result to this day. As we'll see, KANG is unique in that he figures into pre, peak and post kanryu cinema,...More

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  Global film projects fail to be hits in Korea
  2010/12/16, Source,
  Recent global film projects have hefty production budgets and star-studded, pan-Asian casts, but none have become box office hits in Korea. Both "Ghost : In Your Arms Again", above left, and "Fetish" were pulled from Korean theaters within two weeks of their release. Provided by the distributors Local production companies have been teaming up with their counterparts abroad over the past couple of years to make films with global appeal. In the last month alone, three films born from multinational collaborations have been released, including "The Warrior's Way", "Ghost : In Your Arms Again" and "Fetish",...More

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  Final Korean Box Office for the Week-end 2010.12.03 ~ 2010.12.05
  2010/12/07, Source,
  The number one movie this week is "Petty Romance" (쩨쩨한 로맨스),...More