Tell Me Something (Movie - 1999)

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  Han Seok-Kyu
  한석규
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  Shim Eun-ha
  심은하
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  Ahn Seok-hwan
  안석환
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  Yoon Joo-sang
  윤주상
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  Jang Hang-seon
  장항선
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  Yeom Jeong-ah
  염정아

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  After slump, Han Seok-Kyu returns to spotlight
  2013/03/20, Source,
  Han Seok-Kyu is a top-notch actor, but in his personal life, he lives away from his wife and children, who spend most of their time abroad for education. Han says he assuages his loneliness by reading books and watching movies. Provided by Showbox Mediaplex Leading actor Han Seok-Kyu is a trailblazer in the Korean movie industry. He has proved that any talented person can be an A-list actor even without smothering good looks or charisma. Han's characters include a dying man in his 30s from "Christmas in August" (1998) and a gigolo in "Moon over Seoul" (1994). Across the diverse personalities, he knew how to be real without resorting to cliches. Han indeed paved the way for character actors such as Song Kang-ho, Kim Yoon-seok and Ryoo Seung-ryong, who are some of the best known in their field today,...More

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  Kim So-yeon: 'I Seem to have Begun Acting 18 Years Since Debut'
  2012/03/09, Source,
  Actress Kim So-yeon (32), who has made a comeback after a fifteen-year break with the movie "Gabi", said, "I want to play different characters such as a femme fatale, comic character and character who will experience sad love. I have had too long of a break up to now (laugh)". Asked about the characters that she wants to play, she answered with lightning speed as if she had been waiting for movies for a long time. She will appear in "Gabi" after her long break,...More

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  'Gabi': East-meets-West thriller on Joseon Kingdom's first coffee
  2012/02/21, Source,
  A scene from "Gabi" / Courtesy of Cine De Epi By Kwaak Je-yup The wild popularity of coffee has spilled over to the silver screen, and that Western influence has created an unconventional period piece set in the Joseon Kingdom (1392-1897). "Gabi", the newest film by Jang Yoon-hyeon ("Hwangjin-y - Movie - 2007", "Tell Me Something" and "The Contact", among others), has solid star-studded insurance but its first and foremost attraction remains its intriguing story. It mixes one of the most turbulent times in Korean history with the fictional tale of the beverage's introduction to the country,...More
• This Week's Cultural News VCR2
  2011/11/25, Source,
  What is the biggest worry for teenagers in Korea[Interview : Chu Min-ju, Director] "When students and teachers go to school in the morning, they greet one another with a "Good morning", but that greeting is sometimes sarcastic. So I wished that our school became a place for sincere "Good mornings"." The musical "Good Morning, School" brings to life the worries of teenagers onto the stage. The musical shows their lives, their expectations and their thoughts,...More