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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  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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  [HanCinema's Film Review] Korea's Highest Grossing Foreign Films of 2011
  2011/12/31, Source,
   Korea's Highest Grossing Foreign Films of 2011 We have seen Korean cinema succeed both locally and internationally this year, but which foreign films made it big in Korea in 2011? Besides the few international films from Asia and Europe it has been Hollywood that has dominated Korea's consumption of foreign films. "Arrow, The Ultimate Weapon" stood out as Korea's highest grossing domestic film of the year but even that was trumped by over 400,000 admissions to the third "Transformers" film,...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

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  Local films foray into Chinese market
  2011/12/26, Source,
  Actress Ha Ji-won in a still from the movie "Sector 7" By Lee  Hyo-won The past year has seen Korean cinema on an upward climb from the recession that hit the industry hard in the mid-2000s, particularly as homespun works made successful debuts in the Chinese box office and more experimental mid-budget films drew crowds domestically. In the early 2000s, few Korean movies enjoyed wide releases in large neighboring Asian markets such as Japan. In September, however, "The Man From Nowhere", a 2010 crime drama, made successful box office debuts not only in Japan but also in China, one of the world's fastest growing markets,...More