Secret Sunshine (Movie - 2007)

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  Jeon Do-yeon
  전도연
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  Song Kang-ho
  송강호
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  Jo Yeong-jin
  조영진
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  Kim Yeong-jae
  김영재
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  Kim Mi-hyang
  김미향
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  Kim Jong-soo
  김종수

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  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

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  'A Reason to Live': A dark, rigid drama that fails to take flight
  2011/12/29, Source,
  [Jainnie's Cine Korea] Song Hye-kyo as Da-hye in "A Reason to Live". Provided by Lotte Entertainment The third feature film by Lee Jeong-hyang, "A Reason to Live", takes on a darker tone from the same director that helmed the popular rom-com "Art Museum By The Zoo" (1998) more than a decade ago,...More

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  Han Chae-ah cast for "King of Flattery"
  2011/12/05, Source,
  Actress Han Chae-ah has been cast for the movie "King of Flattery". Her management announced on the morning of the 6th through media, "Han Chae-ah has been cast for the movie "King of Flattery" along with Song Sae-byeok, Seong Dong-il and Ko Chang-seok. She is going to take on the role of Seon-hee, girlfriend of Dong-sik (Song Sae-byeok)".,...More

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  'Reason' transmits social messages
  2011/11/10, Source,
  Song Hye-kyo appears in a scene from "A Reason to Live", a film that marks the return of director Lee Jeong-hyang. / Courtesy of Lotte Entertainment By Ryu Seung-jin It appears "A Reason to Live" has also succumbed to the so-called "BIFF curse" - films that premiere at the Busan International Film Festival (BIFF) have mostly failed on general release. The film's weighty theme of capital punishment and absolution may have deterred some moviegoers, but it also suffered from distribution problems. The few theaters that showed the film alternated screenings with other works,...More