The General's Son (Movie - 1990)

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  Park Sang-min
  박상민
  As
  Kim Doo-han
  (김두한)
• 
  Shin Hyeon-joon
  신현준
  As
  Hayashi
  (하야시)
• 
  Lee Il-jae
  이일재
  As
  Kim Dong-hoi
  (김동회)
• 
  Kim Hyung-il
  김형일
  As
  Sin Ma-jeok, Eom dong-wook
  (신마적, 엄동욱)
• Min Eung-sik (민응식)
  As
  Kim Gi-hwan
  (김기환)
• 
  Kim Seung-woo
  김승우
  As
  Two swords
  (쌍칼)

• [HanCinema's Film Review] "The General's Son"

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  New museum focuses exclusively on Im Kwon-taek
  2013/04/07, Source,
  Visitors learn about the career of Im Kwon-taek at a newly opened museum dedicated to the director in Busan. [JoongAng Ilbo] Director Im Kwon-taek, a pioneer in the Korean film industry, now has a museum dedicated to his life's work at Dongseo University Centum City Campus in Busan. This is the first time in Korea that a single gallery has been built to commemorate a film director currently in the field. As visitors enter the museum, they can see all of Im's movie titles on the left wall at one glance. Under the theme "A Wandering Life", the exhibits then introduce the 77-year-old director's life in chronological order,...More

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  [HanCinema's Film Review] "The General's Son"
  2013/04/05,
  Kim Doo-Han is a regular street beggar who's just happy to have any sort of stability. But as an excellent street fighter living in the streets of occupied Seoul, he quickly an essential part of the war to take back the streets from the Japanese. Or, more accurately, to keep the Japanese merchants and gangsters from encroaching any closer than they already are- as many humiliations and indignities as the Koreans have suffered, losing Jongno, the heart of Korea's traditional economic system, is just too much,...More

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  Shin Hyeon-joon to marry 12 years younger bride in May
  2013/03/17, Source,
  Movie actor Shin Hyeon-joon will be having his wedding on the 26th at The Hyatt in Seoul. His wife-to-be is a Korean American who studied music. Sin debuted in 1990 with the movie "The General's Son",...More

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  [UK] BFI : Im Kwon-taek: Run Far, Fly High
  2012/10/09, Source,
  19 October 2012 - 2 November 2012 Im Kwon-taek, winner of the Best Director prize at the 2005 Cannes Film Festival, as well as the Berlin Bear Lifetime Achievement Award at the 2005 Berlin Film Festival, came from a humble film background as a prop assistant to a lighting assistant. Yet since 1962 he has directed more than 100 films in his native South Korea. Critics contend that after his early films of the 60s and 70s - mainly historical dramas and war movies - Im found his true artistic voice in the 1980s and onward, through his subtly subversive manner of portraying South Korea's urgent and pressing social issues during a time when the country's film industry was highly censored,...More