Sunny - 2010 (Movie - 2011)

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  Yoo Ho-jeong
  유호정
  As
  Na-mi
  (나미)
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  Sim Eun-kyeong
  심은경
  As
  Young Na-mi
  (어린 나미)
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  Kang So-ra
  강소라
  As
  Young Choon-hwa
  (어린 춘화)
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  Go Soo-hee
  고수희
  As
  Jang-mi
  (장미)
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  Kim Min-yeong
  김민영
  As
  Young Jang-mi
  (어린 장미)
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  Hong Jin-hee
  홍진희
  As
  Jin-hee
  (진희)

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  Min Hyo-rin to sue Mr. Big chain for unpaid modeling fees
  2012/03/26, Source,
  Actress Min Hyo-rin is planning to sue the hamburger chain Mr. Big for unpaid wages. According to Newsis on Friday, the actress and singer filed a claim against the hamburger chain with the Seoul Central District Court, claiming that it owes her more than 140 million won ($122,640) for work she did as a model while representing the company,...More

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  Kang So-ra partners with Won bin to promote Basic House
  2012/03/20, Source,
  Kang So-ra has joined Won Bin as a model for the casual wear brand Basic House. "We believe that Kang's appeal to the general public as a healthy and vibrant actress aligned perfectly with the brand's image", a representative from Basic House said,...More

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  Korean Film Festival DC Marks 8th Year with Film, Video Art, and Director Na Hong-jin
  2012/03/14, Source,
  The Korean Film Festival DC, one of the largest showcases of Korean cinema in the United States, kicks off this week at the Smithsonian's Freer Gallery of Art in Washington DC. The 2012 edition of the festival, running throughout March, April, and into May, is spread over two months and combines 12 films, four video art exhibitions, two lecture events, and four post-film discussions with Korean director Na Hong-jin,...More

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  Kanryu Currents in Japan, Past and Present
  2012/03/11, Source,
  Tokyo-based journalist, translator and filmmaker Jason GRAY examines the ebb and flow of the Korean Wave in Japan over the past ten years, pinpointing the highs and lows. The Korean wave of popular culture in Japan, referred to as "kanryu" or "hanryu" in Japanese, has had an interesting ebb and flow over the past decade. There were earlier booms here including traditional Korean ballads ("enka") in the late 70s, the Seoul Olympics in 1988 and the South Korea-Japan co-hosted World Cup in 2002. Japanese cinema exhibitors saw their first genuine Korean smash with Kang Je-gyu's "Shiri" (2000), which earned JPY1.8 billion (US$22.1 million) - an impressive result to this day. As we'll see, KANG is unique in that he figures into pre, peak and post kanryu cinema,...More