The Crucible (Movie - 2011)

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  Gong Yoo
  공유
  As
  Kang In-ho
  (강인호)
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  Jeong Yu-mi
  정유미
  As
  Seo Yoo-jin
  (서유진)
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  Kim Hyeon-soo
  김현수
  As
  Kim Yeon-doo
  (김연두)
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  Jeong In-seo
  정인서
  As
  Jin Yoo-ri
  (진유리)
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  Baek Seung-hwan
  백승환
  As
  Jeon Min-soo
  (전민수)
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  Jang Gwang
  장광
  As
  Principal's Brother
  (교장형제)

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  [HanCinema's Film Review] Korean Weekend Box Office 2011.11.18 ~ 2011.11.20
  2011/11/20,
  HanCinema's Korean Box Office Review (2011.11.18 ~ 2011.11.20) In a slightly quieter week, Lee Han's "Punch" remains at number one with 361,807 admissions and 29.9% of the ticket sales. Lee's film is also currently at number five for Korea's top films of the year, just behind "The Crucible" and "Detective K". Another week or two should see it surpass one, if not both, of these blockbusters,...More

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  Korean romantic comedies crash
  2011/11/20, Source,
  The results of recent Korean romantic comedy movies are not that good. After the craze for "Arrow, The Ultimate Weapon" and "The Crucible" passed by this summer, there was a spill of romantic comedies, showing the sweet affection between lovers. Despite the fact that October and November is off-season for theaters, these films threw their hat into the ring with the excuse that the cold weather would give a reason for lovers to spend their time watching movies,...More

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  "The Crucible" sets official English title as "Silenced"
  2011/11/20, Source,
  Korean movie "The Crucible" has decided on its English title and is being released in North America. Distributor CJ Entertainment revealed, ""The Crucible" has been released as "Silenced" in 15 cinemas in major cities in North America",...More

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  New charges for 'Dogani' teachers
  2011/11/19, Source,
  '완전범죄' 노렸을 그 성폭행 교사, 결국... The Gwangju Metropolitan Police Agency said yesterday it would press charges of sexual assault or sexual harassment against 14 out of 40 teachers and school officials allegedly involved in the brutal sexual assaults of hearing-impaired students at Inhwa School. The serial rapes and abuse of deaf students at Inhwa School, a specialized education institute for disabled students in Gwangju, became a national outrage following the September release of "Dogani", or "The Crucible", a movie based on a novel by Gong Ji-young. The abuse was particularly heavy between 2000 and 2005, but dates back several decades. Last month, the Gwangju Metropolitan Office of Education said it would shut down Inhwa School,...More