Punch (Movie - 2011)

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  Kim Yoon-seok
  김윤석
  As
  Dong-joo
  (동주)
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  Yoo Ah-in
  유아인
  As
  Wan-deuk
  (완득)
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  Park Soo-young
  박수영
  As
  Wan-deuk's father
  (완득부)
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  Jasmine Lee
  이쟈스민
  As
  Wan-deuk's mother
  (완득모)
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  Kim Sang-ho
  김상호
  As
  Middle-aged from house in front
  (앞집 아저씨)
• 
  Kim Yeong-jae
  김영재
  As
  Min-goo
  (민구)

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  Multiculturalism a New Theme in Korean Movies
  2012/01/13, Source,
  More and more Korean movies, including "Pacemaker" by director Kim Dal-joong that opens next Thursday, are taking on the theme of multiculturalism that is changing the face of Korean society. In 2010, one out of every 10 marriages involved a foreign spouse, while the number of children from multicultural families has grown seven-fold from 25,000 in 2006 to 160,000 in 2010. And this trend is being portrayed more frequently on the silver screen. It was TV dramas that first dealt with the issue. The SBS dramas "Hanoi Bride" (2005) and "Golden Bride" (2007) featured a Korean man who married a Vietnamese woman. But the main focus of those soaps was mostly about the love between a man and a woman that transcended borders. They avoided dealing with the complex issues facing multicultural families. However, recent movies have shown more interest in depicting how families from different social and cultural backgrounds manage in Korean society,...More

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  Actor Yoo Ah-in to become the face of Samchuly bicycles
  2012/01/11, Source,
  [Korea JoongAng Daily] Actor Yoo Ah-in and his co-star Lee Se-yeong of the drama "Bachelor's Vegetable Store" have been chosen by Samchuly bicycle company to represent the brand. "We feel that Yoo's carefree and energetic character and Lee's cute and vibrant personality would fit in well with our brand's image", said a representative from the company. In signing exclusive contracts with the two actors, the company said it hopes to reinforce the notion of riding bicycles with loved ones,...More

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  Hong Sang-soo tops Cine21's picks of the year
  2012/01/04, Source,
  South Korea's leading film and entertainment magazine Cine21 has picked Hong Sang-soo's "The Day He Arrives" as the Best Film of 2011. In their annual survey, the magazine with its 33 journalists and critics also picked Hong as the Best Director of the Year.The magazine lauded "The Day He Arrives" as "a singular experience of time and space and memory".   Cine21's writers voted Tang Wei Best Actress of the Year. The magazine noted that Kim Tae-yong's remake "Late Autumn - 2010" would have been unimaginable without the Chinese actress,...More

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  Final Korean Box Office for the Week-end 2011.12.30 ~ 2012.01.01
  2012/01/03, Source,
  The number one movie this week is "Mission: Impossible - Ghost Protocol",...More