Old Partner (Movie - 2008)

• Choi Won-gyoon (최원균)
  As
  Himself
  (본인)
• Lee Sam-soon (이삼순)
  As
  Herself
  (본인)

You're reading the news with potential spoilers, make them spoiler free, dismiss

• 

  Lee Chang-dong's Poetry set for release in Japan
  2012/01/17, Source,
  Korean auteur director Lee Chang-dong's film "Poetry" is set for release in Japan on Feb. 11, 2012. The Cannes Best Screenplay Award-winning film will be distributed by KinoEye Japan and Siglo, which released the film's Japanese poster and trailer today. The film's Japanese title translates to "Poetry: Agnes' Song". "Poetry" stars veteran actress Yoon Jung-hee (also known as Yoon Jung-hee) as the grandmother of a troubled youth, learning to express herself through poetry. Her performance has won her many accolades including the Los Angeles Film Critics Association's Best Actress Award,...More

• 

  Korean Film Week in Budapest
  2011/12/15, Source,
  Considering the fact that Hungarian film distributors tend to release only one Korean movie a year, Hungarian viewers have two options to watch contemporary Korean films on the big screen: the Titanic International Film Festival and the annual Korean Film Week, both held in Budapest. Supported by the Korean Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism, the Korea Foundation and the Korean Film Council, this year the Embassy of the Republic of Korea has organized the Korean Film Week for the fourth time,...More

• 

  S. Korean Film Festival Begins in Kathmandu
  2011/11/12, Source,
  By Anil Giri, Kathmandu Correspondent South Korean Ambassador to Nepal Kim Il-Doo Kathmandu - The Korean craze amongst the Nepalis, especially the youngsters, is a common scenario these days. Films are one way to express the culture, life, human relations, religion and values of a particular country. One can get an idea about a particular country from a film, which one may not get from reading dozens of books. Korean films are becoming immensely popular across the globe. Previously,filmgoers in Nepal had Hollywood and Bollywood, butthe current movie craze is popularly known as Kollywood,...More

• 

  Subtitles bring Hallyu contents to a wider audience
  2011/08/03, Source,
  Foreign fans of Korean film in Seoul are about to have an easier time enjoying the films they love.  The film "The Front Line" (Photo: Naver Movie) Since 2009, several theaters in Seoul have worked to increase the accessibility of Korean films for non-Korean speakers living in the city by adding English subtitles to Korean movies at select theaters. Seoul City Government recently worked with Lotte Cinema's Myeongdong branch to add Japanese subtitles to select films. Currently, CGV's Myeongdong, Gangnam, Yongsan and Guro branches show films with English subtitles,...More