A Sister's Garden (Movie - 1959)

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  Choi Eun-hee
  최은희
  As
  Nam Jeong-hee
  (남정희)
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  Choi Ji-hee-I
  최지희
  As
  Nam Myeong-hee
  (남명희)
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  Kim Seok-hun
  김석훈
  As
  Hong Soon-cheol
  (홍순철)
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  Kim Seung-ho-I
  김승호
  As
  President Bang Ryong-goo
  (방룡구 사장)
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  Ahn Sung-ki
  안성기
  As
  Nam Chang-sik
  (남창식)
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  Namkoong Won
  남궁원
  As
  Kim Dong-soo
  (김동수)

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  [HanCinema's Film Review] "A Sister's Garden" + Full Movie
  2021/03/19
  Following Shin Shang-ok's career through the 50s and 60s is both a pleasure and a nuisance. Pleasure because the progress in production values and cinematic language is evident with every film, and nuisance because with the exception of "The Flower in Hell", his movies followed the same melodramatic path, with similar stories about families destroyed by financial issues and not being able to follow the rapid pace of the country's economic progress. This concept is heightened even further by the fact that the same actors seem to appear in all his movies, with Choi Eun-hee and Kim Seung-ho-I in particularly being all over the place. These "rules" also apply to "A Sister's Garden",...More

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  [HanCinema's Box Office Review] 2017.10.20 - 2017.10.22
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  "The Outlaws" fends off "Geostorm" and "Man of Will"... Kang Yoon-Sung's "The Outlaws" retained the top spot by holding off some strong competition from the recently released American disaster film, "Geostorm". Kang's debut failed to trump "The Fortress" over Chuseok two weekends ago, but since then it has held strong as the country's film of choice. From 994 screens, down from 1,127, "The Outlaws" (Ma Dong-seok and Yoon Kye-sang) claimed another 786,049 admissions (40.56%), moving its total tally now to 4.9 million, or $36.2 million,...More

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  Lee Sun-mi wins Woman in Film of the Year
  2011/12/14, Source
  Women in Film Korea has announced producer Lee Sun-mi is the 2011 winner of the Woman in Film of the Year Award for her work on "Detective K". Other awards went to actresses Song Hye-kyo and Choi Ji-hee-I, director Han Hye-jin-I, and producer Um Joo-yeong,...More
• Shin Sang-ok Focus in Udine's Far East
  2008/04/02, Source
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