Nameless Gangster (Movie - 2011)

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  Choi Min-sik
  최민식
  As
  Choi Ik-hyeon
  (최익현)
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  Ha Jeong-woo
  하정우
  As
  Choi Hyeong-bae
  (최형배)
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  Jo Jin-woong
  조진웅
  As
  Kim Pan-ho
  (김판호)
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  Ma Dong-seok
  마동석
  As
  Pimp Kim
  (김서방)
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  Kwak Do-won
  곽도원
  As
  Jo Beom-seok
  (조범석)
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  Kim Seong-gyoon
  김성균
  As
  Park Chang-woo
  (박창우)

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  Welcoming autumn on Korea's Rivers
  2012/09/22, Source,
  A class of schoolchildren visits Dumulmeori, a scenic site in Gyeonggi-do where the Namhan and Bukhan rivers meet (photo: Gonggam Korea). Walking, biking, or camping -- with plenty of new scenic trails, bike paths, and camping areas around the Han, Nakdong, Geum, and Yeongsan rivers, anything is possible for the willing traveler. And as the summer heat gives way to crisper autumn breezes, visitors to Korea's major rivers are discovering that these newest leisure destinations can be enjoyed year-round. A day trip along the Han River "We went for a stroll along Ipo Weir last night, and were struck by how much cleaner and fresher the entire riverside area has become", said Park Min-sik, a resident of Yeoju in Gyeonggi-do (Gyeonggi Province). The Han River, where Ipo Weir is located, is more than just one of Seoul's most visible landmarks, as recent visitors are discovering. At Dumulmeori, for example, the Namhan (South Han) and Bukhan (North Han) rivers meet to form a beautiful site, adorned with centuries-old zelkova trees, that is a popular destination for photographers. For learners of Korean history, a recommended stop is the Dasan Heritage Site, which houses the writings and inventions as well as the grave of renowned Joseon scholar Jeong  Yak-yong, also known as Dasan,...More

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  The Number of Movie Goers in Korea Increases Greatly This Year With Many Popular Korean Films
  2012/09/20, Source,
  Korean blockbuster "The Thieves" has attracted more than 12 million viewers, since its release in late July. The action comedy is now officially the second most popular movie in Korean film history, in terms of the number of viewers. The only movie it trails is The Host", which broke all box-office records with over 13 million tickets sold after its release in 2006. "The Thieves", however, is just one of many Korean films that millions of movie goers in Korea have enjoyed so far this year,...More

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  [HanCinema's Film Review] Korean Weekend Box Office 2012.08.31 ~ 2012.09.02
  2012/09/03,
  HanCinema's Korean Box Office Review  (2012.08.31~ 2012.09.02) Kim Hong-seon's step away from directing dramas to films has been well rewarded as his first film "The Traffickers" has jumped to first position in its opening weekend with 533 243 admissions. His feature length action thriller stars Im Chang-jeong, Choi Daniel and Oh Dal-soo whom together shoved past other local favorites, such as Kim Hwi's "Neighbors" and Kim Joo-ho's "The Grand Heist", to sit proudly at the top of the pile. The top four films are all local flavors, marking yet another strong weekend for Korea's homemade brew of cinematic fantasy,...More

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  Korean films' renaissance with box office success
  2012/09/01, Source,
  The Korean film industry is having a renaissance recently, with renewed success at the domestic box office. Local films topped the country's top-ten box office chart last weekend, with Korean movies taking up all first four places in ticket sales. According to statistics provided by the Korean Film Council on August 27, nearly eight out of ten moviegoers watched Korean films last weekend. The four Korean blockbuster films - "Neighbors", "The Grand Heist", "The Thieves", and "R2B: Return to Base" in that order - made up 77 percent of ticket sales over the weekend from August 24 through 26. It can be almost called a resurgence of Korean films as they are taking away ticket sales from recent Hollywood blockbusters such as Total Recall, Step Up Revolution, and The Dark Night Rises. Such success comes for the first time in three years since 2009 when two Korean films - "Take Off" and "Haeundae" - swept the Korean box office,...More