Take Off (Movie - 2008)

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  Ha Jeong-woo
  하정우
  As
  Bob/Cha Heon-tae
  (밥/차헌태)
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  Seong Dong-il
  성동일
  As
  Coach Bang
  (방 코치)
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  Kim Ji-seok-I
  김지석
  As
  Kang Chil-goo
  (강칠구)
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  Kim Dong-wuk
  김동욱
  As
  Choi Heung-cheol
  (최흥철)
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  Choi Jae-hwan
  최재환
  As
  Ma Jae-bok
  (마재복)
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  Lee Jae-eung
  이재응
  As
  Kang Bong-goo
  (강봉구)

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  Actor chases a dream and wins
  2011/06/16, Source,
  'I didn't want people to see me as the son of Kim Yong-geon and that's why I use a stage name. It was my belief that I had to prove myself on stage'. Actor Ha Jeong-woo has been invited to the Cannes Film Festival four times including this year. Outside of acting, the 33-year-old loves to draw and write. Most recently, Ha published a book last month that features his paintings and essays. [JoongAng Ilbo] Actor Ha Jeong-woo could have gone the easy route. His father, Kim Yong-geon, is a well-known film and television actor who could have ushered him into the business. But Ha chose to make it on his own. He changed his name, studied theater in school and eventually entered film. Since then, he has become known for playing strong, unconventional characters, including a serial killer in the hit film "The Chaser" (2008), a male prostitute in "The Moonlight of Seoul" (2008) and a ski jumper who is an adoptee in the 2009 film "Take Off",...More

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  Kazakhstan marks 'Year of Korea 2011' with events
  2011/05/08, Source,
  A scene from the "Night of Korea" opening ceremony, which took place in Astana, Kazakhstan, on May 5 (Yonhap News) To celebrate the "Year of Korea 2011" in Kazakhstan, various cultural programs, including an opening ceremony event, concerts, Korean film festival and photo exhibition, have been taking place across the country from May 4. As part of "2010-2011 Kazakhstan-Korea Year" exchange project, a variety of cultural programs to promote Korean culture have been held in the Kazakhstani capital city of Astana and Almati, the country's largest city,...More

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  KoreaTown – Korean Cinema in Los Angeles, CA
  2010/11/24, Source,
  Posted on November 23, 2010 by KOCCA By Lukas Schwarzacher Koreatown in Los Angeles is called the "Seoul of the West". It's only 3 square miles (7.8 square kilometers) big, but over 120,000 people live there between shops and entertainment spots, almost all with Korean signage. And while Hollywood movies capture most of the screens in the U.S., there are two cinemas in Koreatown which show Korean films subtitled in English,...More

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  Bibimbab, Taegukgi Top Choices for G20 Promotion
  2010/11/09, Source,
  South Korea's G20 summit preparation committee has conducted a survey that finds the Korean dish "bibimbab" and the Korean film "Taegukgi" wi,...More