The New World (Movie - 2012)

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  Lee Jeong-jae
  이정재
  As
  Lee Ja-seong
  (이자성)
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  Choi Min-sik
  최민식
  As
  Head of section Kang
  (강과장)
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  Hwang Jeong-min
  황정민
  As
  Jeong Cheong
  (정청)
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  Park Seong-woong
  박성웅
  As
  Lee Joong-goo
  (이중구)
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  Song Ji-hyo
  송지효
  As
  Sin-woo
  (신우)
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  Kim Yoon-seong
  김윤성
  As
  Seok-moo
  (석무)

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  Composer talks music and movies
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  "Tazza 2" jumps over the first movie
  2014/09/03, Source,
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  [Guest Post] Must-watch Korean movies of 2013
  2014/05/23,
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  [HanCinema's Image Gallery] Huh Jung's "Hide and Seek"
  2014/05/10,
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