Resilience (Movie - 2009)

• No Myunja (노명자)
  As
  Self, Mom
  (본인, 엄마)
• Brent (브렌트)
  As
  Self, Son
  (본인, 아들)

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  Taboo topics turn Proustian in 'Re-encounter'
  2011/02/10, Source,
  Yoo Da-in appears in scene from "Re-encounter", which follows the story of a young woman searching for her daughter, thought to be adopted. / Courtesy of Indiestory By Lee Hyo-won A scorned lover, a dementia-stricken widow and even a sickly stray dog meander through memories and abandoned houses. In "Re-encounter", these dusty, depressing subjects, paired with uncomfortable issues like teenage pregnancy, adoption and animal rights, all somehow melt into a beautiful, poetically sparse mise-en-scene,...More

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  Cinderella story brings fantasy back into drama
  2011/01/17, Source,
  The promotional poster for "Secret Garden", which aired on SBS from November 2010 to Sunday. The drama was an updated take on the Cinderalla story, but acknowledged the reality of class division and the impossibility of its love plot. Provided by the JoongAng Ilbo The drama "Secret Garden", which ended on Sunday, achieved something rare in the candy-coated world of Korean drama. Not only was it popular, it elevated the banal Cinderella story to another level and created a new Cinderella for the modern age. Throughout its run, the fantasy drama hooked viewers with its fantastic plot, in which the leading characters switch bodies, and attractive leading actors. Viewer ratings peaked at 35.2 percent for the last episode and averaged 30 percent for the series as a whole,...More
• San Diego Fest selects 7 Korean films
  2010/10/08, Source,
  A total of seven Korean features will be showcased to California audiences at the upcoming 11th San Diego Asian Film Festival, set to run Oct. 21 – 28. The fest will screen 140 films from 20 countries with a line-up of both commercial and art house favorites.
  
  Korean films in the program run th,...More

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  [Korea Today] A peculiar family portrait, not yet complete
  2010/09/29, Source,
  Filmmaker documents post-adoption family reunion By Lee  Hyo-won In any given fairytale, heroes overcome obstacles to arrive at a rewarding finale, but the lingering question remains — what happens in the happily ever after part? It's been 60 years since the Korean War (1950-53) broke out, but its remnants continue to haunt: beginning with war orphans, some 200,000 children were sent for international adoption. Television programs here frequently feature adoptees sharing their life story in a 30-second recap to search for their birth families and have dramatic reunions,...More