King of Pigs (Movie - 2011)

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  Yang Ik-june
  양익준
  As
  Jeong Jong-seok, voice
  (정종석 목소리)
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  Oh Jung-se
  오정세
  As
  Hwang Kyeong-min, voice
  (황경민 목소리)
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  Kim Hye-na
  김혜나
  As
  Kim Cheol/Lee Myeong-mi, voice
  (김철/이명미 목소리)
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  Park Hee-bon
  박희본
  As
  Young Hwang Kyeong-min/Female High School Student voice
  (어린 황경민/여고생 목소리)
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  Kim Kkobbi
  김꽃비
  As
  Young Jeong Jong-seok, voice
  (어린 정종석 목소리)
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  Jo Young-bin
  조영빈
  As
  Kang-min's voice
  (강민 목소리)

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  2011/11/29, Source
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  2011/11/22, Source
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  Busan Closes with Mourning, Nino and La-Bas taking top prizes
  2011/10/19, Source
  By KOFIC Staff The 16th Busan International Film Festival (BIFF) ended its nine-day run on Oct. 14 with the New Currents Award going to two films - Morteza FARSHBAF's Iranian film Mourning and Loy ARCENAS's Filipino film Nino. The Flash Forward Award went to Guido LOMBARDI's Italian film La-Bas -A Criminal Education. All three films were awarded US$30,000 each. New Currents jury head Yonfan stated that Mourning "sets a new standard of cinematic poetry" while Nino"is a well-scripted, finely interpreted, superbly directed film that turns a familiar family saga to a new Aria in an opera",...More

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  New poster revealed for the upcoming Korean animated movie "King of Pigs"
  2011/09/26, Source
  New poster revealed for the upcoming Korean animated movie "King of Pigs",...More

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  Trailer released for the upcoming Korean animated movie "King of Pigs"
  2011/09/21, Source
  Trailer released for the upcoming Korean animated movie "King of Pigs",...More

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  Added new stills for the upcoming Korean animated movie "King of Pigs"
  2011/09/20, Source
  Added new stills for the upcoming Korean animated movie "King of Pigs",...More

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  Added new poster and updated cast for the upcoming Korean animated movie "King of Pigs"
  2011/09/15, Source
  Added new poster and updated cast for the upcoming Korean animated movie "King of Pigs",...More

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  Upcoming Korean animated movie "King of Pigs"
  2011/03/22, Source
  Added the upcoming Korean animated movie "King of Pigs"'s page to HanCinema database,...More