The Front Line (Movie - 2011)

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  Sin Ha-gyoon
  신하균
  As
  Kang Eun-pyo
  (강은표)
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  Ko Soo
  고수
  As
  Kim Soo-hyeok
  (김수혁)
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  Ryoo Seung-soo
  류승수
  As
  Oh Gi-yeong
  (오기영)
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  Ko Chang-seok
  고창석
  As
  Yang Hyo-sam
  (양효삼)
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  Lee Je-hoon
  이제훈
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  Jo Jin-woong
  조진웅

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  Lee Si-yeong apologizes, "I hadn't slept when I mispronounced "The Front Line""
  2012/01/22, Source,
  Lee Si-yeong issued an apology for mispronouncing "The Front Line". On the January 22nd episode of "Section TV" she responded to the question "What was the most regrettable part of last year?" by saying, "I'm not the kind of person to make a mistake at such an official ceremony,...More

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  Four Korean nominations at the Asian Film Awards
  2012/01/19, Source,
  The 6th Asian Film Awards has announced nominations in 14 categories including one for Park Hae-il, the star of period action thriller "Arrow, The Ultimate Weapon", and three nominations for South Korea's Academy Award Best Foreign Language Film submission "The Front Line". Park Hae-il was nominated in the Asian Film Awards' Best Actor category for his performance in "Arrow, The Ultimate Weapon", the top domestic film last year in South Korea. Park played a character who is forced out of his shell to wage a one-man war to save his sister and her fiancé when they are taken by foreign invaders,...More

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  Eleven Korean Films to Be Screened for Free
  2012/01/18, Source,
  The Korean Film Archive will screen a selection of domestic movies for free at the Digital Media City complex in Sangam-dong, Seoul, until Feb. 5,...More

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  South Korean Box Office in 2011
  2012/01/14, Source,
  Korean cinema expert Darcy Paquet looks back at the results of 2011's box office with some unexpected hits and misses, the rise of independent features, and how audiences confirmed they value story over spectacle. Although the number crunchers in Hollywood estimate that US theatrical admissions sank to their lowest level since 1995, things were not so gloomy in Korea. With an estimated 160 million tickets sold (more precise figures will become available at a later date), it appears that Korea has approached or broken the modern-day record for admissions. In 2010, total admissions stopped at 146.8 million. In monetary terms, 2011 was certainly the best year ever, given the 3D surcharge and rising average ticket prices. Americans may be growing tired of the theatrical movie-going experience, but young Koreans still crowd the multiplexes,...More