The Taste of Money (Movie - 2012)

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  Kim Kang-woo
  김강우
  As
  Joo Yeong-jak
  (주영작)
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  Baek Yoon-sik
  백윤식
  As
  President Yoon
  (윤회장)
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  Yoon Yeo-jeong
  윤여정
  As
  Baek Geum-ok
  (백금옥)
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  Kim Hyo-jin
  김효진
  As
  Yoon Na-mi
  (윤나미)
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  Maui Taylor
  마우이 테일러
  As
  Eva
  (에바)
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  On Joo-wan
  온주완
  As
  Yoon-cheol
  (윤철)

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  Brazil to get taste of Korean cinema
  2012/08/16, Source,
  The film "The Taste of Money", directed by homegrown talent Lim Sang-soo, has been selected to be screened at this year's Rio International Film Festival in Brazil,...More

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  KOFFIA 2012 Film Line-up Revealed!
  2012/07/20, Source,
  The 3rd Korean Film Festival in Australia, KOFFIA, is pleased to announce its film line-up for 2012. KOFFIA will showcase 20 of the best and latest Korean feature films as well as a few past classics, in a diverse program that will allow audiences to discover their connection to Korean cinema and culture. Audiences will once again be treated to a feast of Korean festivities taking place at Dendy Opera Quays in Sydney and ACMI Cinemas Federation Square in Melbourne. While for the first time selected titles will also screen at Tribal Theatre in Brisbane, as August and September sees 16 days of screenings across the Australian east coast,...More

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  Lim Sang-soo's "The Taste of Money" sold to IFC
  2012/07/01, Source,
  Director Lim Sang-soo's "The Taste of Money" distribution rights in North America has been sold to IFC. This movie shows the corruption of rich people with sex, authority and killings. Kim Kang-woo appears as the assistant of Yoon Yeo-jeong's chairman husband Baek Yoon-sik and acts as her sex toy,...More

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  Bumper Year for Adult-Oriented Korean Movies
  2012/06/21, Source,
  The Korean film industry is enjoying a boom this year with the total number of viewers until Tuesday at 41.93 million, up over 10 million from the same period last year. And Korean films attracted more moviegoers than Hollywood blockbusters and other foreign films, accounting for 53.5 percent of the total number. One reason is the popularity of films that appeal to adult audiences. Some 13 Korean films drew over 1 million moviegoers this year, and five of them were rated R,...More