The Client (Movie - 2011)

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  Ha Jeong-woo
  하정우
  As
  Lawyer 'Kang Seong-hee'
  (변호사 '강성희')
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  Park Hee-soon
  박희순
  As
  Public prosecutor 'Ahn Min-ho'
  (검사 '안민호')
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  Jang Hyeok
  장혁
  As
  Suspect 'Han Cheol-min'
  (용의자 '한철민')
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  Seong Dong-il
  성동일
  As
  Broker 'Jang Ho-won'
  (브로커 '장호원')
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  Kim Seong-ryeong
  김성령
  As
  Office Manager
  (사무장)
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  Jeong Won-joong
  정원중
  As
  Chief prosecutor
  (부장검사)

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  [HanCinema's Film Review] "Unbowed": A Man, a Cause, and a Crossbow.
  2012/11/25,
  Film: "Unbowed" Director: Chung Ji-young Stars: Ahn Seong-gi, Park Won-sang, Nah Yeong-hee & Kim Ji-ho Review Score: 4 / 5 Also Try: "The Client", "Children..." or "The Crucible" The Korean justice system has long endured a painful portrait when it comes being represented on the big screen. Korean cinema has generally targeted public authority figures such as corrupt cops and public prosecutors, self-preserving judges and politicians, as well as other devious public authority figures. Chung Ji-young's "Unbowed" follows a determined civilian as he fights his way through Korea's judicial system; only to eventually pick up his crossbow, point an arrow and the nearest judge, and let loose. Ahn Seong-gi plays the accused, the stubborn, self-sacrificing and brilliant professor Kim Kyeong-ho. After diligently pointing out a critical error in his university's math exam, Seong-gi's trys to do the honourable thing in revealing the mistake to the students. However, his efforts are rejected and the faculty decides on keeping the error to themselves. Kim's impeccable character and unquestioning honour does not allow himself to accept their decision, and his defiance ultimately results in legal action against him,...More

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  KOFFIA 2012 Film Line-up Revealed!
  2012/07/20, Source,
  The 3rd Korean Film Festival in Australia, KOFFIA, is pleased to announce its film line-up for 2012. KOFFIA will showcase 20 of the best and latest Korean feature films as well as a few past classics, in a diverse program that will allow audiences to discover their connection to Korean cinema and culture. Audiences will once again be treated to a feast of Korean festivities taking place at Dendy Opera Quays in Sydney and ACMI Cinemas Federation Square in Melbourne. While for the first time selected titles will also screen at Tribal Theatre in Brisbane, as August and September sees 16 days of screenings across the Australian east coast,...More

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  'The King of XXX-Kissing' flatters as Seong Dong-il blabbers
  2012/05/24, Source,
  "The King of XXX-Kissing" stars Seong Dong-il, left, and Song Sae-byeok pose for reporters on Wednesday during a press conference in Seoul. [NEWSIS] 'When I looked at Seong Dong-il ad-libbing through the monitor, I was always pleasantly surprised'. - Jeong Seung-koo, director First-time director Jeong Seung-koo takes a satirical look at Korean society and tackles the delicate art of flattery in his new comedy "The King of XXX-Kissing". Previously titled "The King of Flattery", the film follows an ordinary insurance company worker who meets with a master of flattery to learn how to compliment and succeed. With a release date close to big blockbusters including "Men in Black 3", Jeong said that his film will differentiate itself from its competition by showcasing a hearty comedy with a backbone,...More

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  Ha Jeong-woo, Ha Ji-won Voted Most Popular Movie Stars
  2012/05/21, Source,
  Ha Jeong-woo and Ha Ji-won have been voted the most popular actor and actress in Korea in an email poll by the Chosun Ilbo and the nation's largest film ticketing site MaxMovie. Some 25,784 people voted from April 18 to May 5. The two drew 10.1 and 13.7 percent of the votes respectively. But Song Kang-ho and Jeon Do-yeon were chosen as the best -- as opposed to most popular -- actor and actress, with 18 and 23.3 percent. Since the poll targeted online users of MaxMovie who had been to the cinema at least once last year, it probably reflects moviegoers' preferences more accurately than other surveys,...More