The Host (Movie - 2006)

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  Song Kang-ho
  송강호
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  Byeon Hee-bong
  변희봉
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  Park Hae-il
  박해일
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  Bae Doona
  배두나
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  Ko Ah-seong
  고아성
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  Oh Dal-soo
  오달수

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  More Korean actors acting for Hollywood
  2012/12/26, Source,
  Tom Tykwer (from left) and Lana Wachowski, Bae Doona, Jim Sturgess, and Andy Wachowski pose for a picture before a press meeting to promote the Hollywood film Cloud Atlas at Sheraton Walkerhill Hotel in eastern Seoul on December 13 (photo: Yonhap News). Andy and Lana Wachowski, who are famous for making The Matrix series, recently came to Korea to promote Cloud Atlas, a sci-fi fantasy film adapted from a story of the same name by David Mitchell. They came along with director Tom Tykwer, Jim Sturgess, and Bae Doona, a Korean actress who has played multiple roles including Sonmi-451, a clone originally built to be a server in a restaurant,...More

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  [HanCinema's Film Review] "Deranged": A Refreshing Slap in the Face
  2012/12/08,
  Film: "Deranged" (연가시 - Yeon-ga-si) Director: Park Jeong-woo Stars: Kim Myeong-min, Moon Jeong-hee, Kim Dong-wan & Lee Honey Review Score: 4 / 5 Also Try: "The Host" or "Haeundae"   Many happily look back at contemporary disaster films such as Yoon Je-kyoon's "Haeundae", Bong Jong-ho's "The Host", and to a lesser and different degree, Kim Ji-hoon's monster "Sector 7", as films that pushed the scale and scope of what was possible for the genre. Biological or otherwise, "Deranged" teases with the boundaries of traditional disaster films, superimposing a refreshing sociopsychological element through its solid dramatic filter of fatherly duty and the 'golden mean' approach to social responsibility. Kim Myeong-min plays Jae-hyeok, a man who makes daily sacrifices in service of his family and their wellbeing. He is initially stern, cold almost, and constantly scolds his ditsy and naive wife (Moon Jeong-hee as Kyeong-soon) and their two children (a daughter and son played by Yeom Hyeon-seo and Eom Ji-seong) for their apparent sloppy behaviour,...More

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  Conglomerates direct Korea's film industry
  2012/12/05, Source,
  Controlling investment, production, distribution and screenings, so-called "film chaebol" dominate the Korean cinema with such films as (top, from left) "A Werewolf Boy", "The Thieves" and "Masquerade". At a disadvantage are small producers of films like (bottom, from left) "Pieta", "Touch", "We Need to Talk About Kevin" and "Searching for Sugar Man". * This is the second and last of a two-part series on the state of Korea's film industry, focusing on the expanding control of conglomerates. For the Korean movie industry, 2012 has been a very good year,...More

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  Documentary is a self-examination of Korea's stifling movie industry
  2012/11/22, Source,
  "Ari Ari the Korean Cinema" explores the corporate-oriented film industry through interviews with more than a hundred movie professionals. Actor and director Chung Ji-young plays a major role. Provided by Mountain Pictures In"Ari Ari the Korean Cinema", there are no heroes, lovers or bad guys, no fights or car chases. The debut documentary film by Heo Chul features more than a hundred respected film professionals talking about themselves and the industry they love,...More