Hwangjin-y - Movie - 2007 (Movie - 2007)

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  Song Hye-kyo
  송혜교
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  Yoo Ji-tae
  유지태
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  Ryoo Seung-yong
  류승룡
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  Yoon Yeo-jeong
  윤여정
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  Oh Tae-kyeong
  오태경
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  Jeong Yoo-mi
  정유미

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  Heartthrob determined to go beyond his image
  2012/03/13, Source,
  From left, actors Park Hee-soon and Yoo Seon, director Jang Yoon-hyeon, and actresses Kim So-yeon and Joo Jin-mo pose for the press at a CGV theater in Haengdang-dong, Seoul, on March 6. Their new movie "Gabi" opens today. / Yonhap By Kwaak Je-yup More than a decade into his career, Joo Jin-mo, 37, is still considered one of the best-looking faces in Korean cinema. He is also a victim of that image, however, incarnating one virile leading man after another,...More

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  Kim So-yeon: 'I Seem to have Begun Acting 18 Years Since Debut'
  2012/03/09, Source,
  Actress Kim So-yeon (32), who has made a comeback after a fifteen-year break with the movie "Gabi", said, "I want to play different characters such as a femme fatale, comic character and character who will experience sad love. I have had too long of a break up to now (laugh)". Asked about the characters that she wants to play, she answered with lightning speed as if she had been waiting for movies for a long time. She will appear in "Gabi" after her long break,...More

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  'Gabi': East-meets-West thriller on Joseon Kingdom's first coffee
  2012/02/21, Source,
  A scene from "Gabi" / Courtesy of Cine De Epi By Kwaak Je-yup The wild popularity of coffee has spilled over to the silver screen, and that Western influence has created an unconventional period piece set in the Joseon Kingdom (1392-1897). "Gabi", the newest film by Jang Yoon-hyeon ("Hwangjin-y - Movie - 2007", "Tell Me Something" and "The Contact", among others), has solid star-studded insurance but its first and foremost attraction remains its intriguing story. It mixes one of the most turbulent times in Korean history with the fictional tale of the beverage's introduction to the country,...More

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  Song Hye-kyo Returns with New Movie
  2011/10/22, Source,
  After vanishing from the public's view for the last three years, actress Song Hye-kyo has returned to the silver screen with "A Reason to Live", a story about a woman who forgives a boy for killing her fiancé. The movie was directed by another long-term absentee, Lee Jeong-hyang, who got back behind the camera nine years after pumping out hits such as "Art Museum By The Zoo" and "The Way Home",...More