The Day After (Movie - 2008)

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  Kim Bo-yeong
  김보영
  As
  Bo-yeong
  (보영)
• 
  Ji Jeong-nam
  지정남
  As
  Jeong-nam
  (정남)
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  Kwon Ye-rim
  권예림
  As
  Ye-rim, Bo-yeong's daughter
  (보영의 딸, 예림)
• 
  Lee Chan-yeong
  이찬영
  As
  Bo-yeong's father
  (보영의 아버지)
• 
  Park Hyeok-kwon
  박혁권
  As
  Hyeok-kwon
  (혁권)
• 
  Jang Myeong-gap
  장명갑
  As
  Myeong-gap
  (명갑)

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  [HanCinema's Film Review] "The Day After"
  2013/02/15,
  Bo-Yeong is a writer. Not in any particularly romantic way. She teaches writing classes and seminars. Rather than making grand statements on the human condition or trying to charm us into thinking she's just your typical charming neurotic, Bo-Yeong lives a normal, utilitarian life. She's divorced with a daughter and has the usual banal problems of having to deal with car logistics. Boo-Yeong's publisher interacts with her, not with long-suffering whimsy, but in the same serious tone you'd expect to comprise discussions that involve her future livelihood,...More

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  [HanCinema's Film Review] "Wandering Stars": Lost Innocence and Free Spirits
  2012/04/21,
  This past week the 14th International Women's Film Festival in Seoul got under way and with it came an array of films from around the world showcasing women and women's cinema. This year I managed to attend the packed screening of Lee Suk-gyung's "Wandering Stars", an observational documentary that follows three troubled young girls over the course of two years. The film was the winning project last year, and was awarded the 'Documentary Ock Rang Award' for Lee Suk-gyung's heartfelt following of these three strong and unyielding young women,...More
• Films with English subtitles and a unique Seoul friendship walk this weekend
  2009/05/06, Source,
  Korean films have been gaining global attention overseas for the past few years, winning notable prizes in world-class film festivals in Cannes, Venice and other cities. Make the best of your stay in Korea with the 1st KAFA Film Debut Program scheduled for this coming weekend.
  
  From May 8 to 10, M,...More
• Korean Academy of Film Arts
  2009/04/10, Source,
  Welcome back.
  Producing a feature film costs a lot of money and time.
  So most film students are limited to producing shorts.
  But a film school here in Seoul is running their curriculum differently to prepare the students as much as possible for the real world of cinematic arts.
  Yoo Dal is in the,...More