Sector 7 (Movie - 2011)

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  Ha Ji-won
  하지원
  As
  Cha Hae-joon
  (차해준)
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  Ahn Seong-gi
  안성기
  As
  Lee Jeong-man
  (이정만)
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  Oh Ji-ho
  오지호
  As
  Kim Dong-soo
  (김동수)
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  Park Cheol-min
  박철민
  As
  Do Sang-goo
  (도상구)
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  Song Sae-byeok
  송새벽
  As
  Go Jong-yoon
  (고종윤)
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  Park Jeong-hak
  박정학
  As
  Hwang In-hyeok
  (황인혁)

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  Big-budget films to open in 2012
  2012/01/05, Source,
  A scene from "The Thieves", which is expected to wow movie fans this year with its A-list cast. / Courtesy of Showbox/Mediaplex By Lee  Hyo-won While 2011 saw the release of some novel, genre-defying works, not many local films aside from "Sunny - 2010" and "War of the Arrows" (a.k.a. "Arrow, The Ultimate Weapon") managed to draw crowds at the box office. This year, a lineup of big-budget films featuring the return of big stars await moviegoers,...More

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  "My Way" to open in Japan
  2012/01/02, Source,
  Kang Je-gyu's World War II drama "My Way" is due to open in theaters in Japan on January 14, 2012. Leading Korean distributor CJ E&M says the film will be released on 300 screens. Starring Jang Dong-gun and Joe Odagiri with a strong supporting cast which includes Chinese star Fan Bingbing and Korea's Kim In-kwon, the film is Korea's most expensive– made for US$25 million,...More

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  Ha Ji-won, Sin Se-kyeong and Lee Na-young on bikes
  2011/12/29, Source,
  While actresses Ha Ji-won, Kang Ye-won and Sin Se-kyeong rode motorcycles in a variety of their productions this year, Lee Na-young is also joining the list. Lee Na-young took on the role of a detective for the first time of her acting life in the movie "Howling", which is due to be released next year. She got on a bike in attempt to try something new,...More

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  The year in film: 2011 brought large successes from low-budget movies
  2011/12/29, Source,
  Of the many Korean films that were released this year, "Late Autumn - 2010", left, and independent film "Re-encounter" were chosen as impressive films of the year by critics. Provided by each distributor It was another tough year for the film industry. According to the Korean Film Council, 136 Korean films and 278 foreign films were released as of late November, but just a few of them became box office hits and a handful of them were remembered by the audience. The most expensive film flopped, and the least-anticipated film became a sleeper hit of the year. The Korea JoongAng Daily provides a wrap-up of the local film industry,...More