No. 3 (Movie - 1997)

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  Han Seok-Kyu
  한석규
  As
  Tae-joo
  (태주)
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  Choi Min-sik
  최민식
  As
  Prosecutor Ma Dong-pal
  (마동팔 검사)
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  Lee Mi-yeon
  이미연
  As
  Hyeon-ji
  (현지)
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  Ahn Seok-hwan
  안석환
  As
  Kang Do-sik
  (강도식)
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  Park Kwang-jeong
  박광정
  As
  Raeng-bo
  (랭보)
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  Bang Eun-hee
  방은희
  As
  Ji-na
  (지나)

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  2013/01/06, Source,
  The Korean production of Frank Wildhorn's musical "Rudolf", based on the novel "A Nervous Splendor", is in the midst of its four-month run at the Chungmu Art Hall. See THEATER. Provided by the organizer MUSIC SON YEOL-EUM Seoul Arts Center, Concert Hall March 7: Classical pianist Son Yeol-eum will be holding a concert at the Concert Hall of the Seoul Arts Center. It's her first Time performing at the venue. The 27-year-old has won numerous awards including the Silver Medal at the 13th International Van Cliburn Piano Competition as well as the second prize at the XIV International Tchaikovsky Competition,...More

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  2012/03/28, Source,
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  Year of Black Dragon
  2011/12/30, Source,
  The year 2012 is the Year of the Dragon and the mythical animal, seen in this "Hwangnyonggi", symbolizes power and wealth.(Courtesy of National Palace Museum of Korea) The animal has a head resembling a camel, eyes of a rabbit, the nose of a pig, ears like an ox, antlers similar to a buck, a snake-like neck, fists as fierce as those of a tiger, the sharp talons of a hawk and scales no different from a carp. There are long whiskers decorating the mouth and a bump in the middle of the head, which allow the animal to fly in the air. In this manner the mythical dragon creature is described in "Boncho Gangmok" (Classified Records of Chinese Medical Botany) originally published in 1596,...More

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  Actors help 'Hindsight' keep focus
  2011/08/25,
  Actors Song Kang-ho, left, and Sin Se-kyeong appear in a scene from "Hindsight", the latest film by Lee Hyeon-seung. / Courtesy of CJ E&M Pictures By Lee  Hyo-won In the 1990s, Lee Hyeon-seung shot to stardom with the visually lush "Blue In You" (1992) and became a household name with another striking film, "Il Mare" (2000), which went on to become the first local flick to be remade in Hollywood (into "The Lake House", a 2006 piece starring Keanu Reeves and Sandra Bullock). "Hindsight" takes the director's art-school pedigree to new heights, by featuring even more breathtaking, color-coded visuals set to signature soundtracks from his previous two films,...More