The Housemaid - 1960 (Movie - 1960)

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  Kim Jin-kyu
  김진규
  As
  Dong-sik
  (동식)
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  Lee Eun-shim
  이은심
  As
  Housemaid
  (하녀)
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  Ju Jeung-ryu
  주증녀
  As
  Dong-sik's wife
  (동식의 아내)
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  Um Aing-ran
  엄앵란
  As
  Jo Kyeong-hee
  (조경희)
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  Ahn Sung-ki
  안성기
  As
  Dong-sik's son, Chang-soon
  (동식의 아들, 창순)
• Go Seon-ae (고선애)

• Kang Seok-je (강석제)

• Hwang Sook-rang (황숙랑)

• Na Jeong-ok (나정옥)

• Lee Yoo-ri (이유리)

• Ok Kyeong-hee (옥경희)

• Na Ok-joo (나옥주)

• Jo Seok-geun (조석근)

• Choi Nam-hyun (최남현)

• Jo Seok-ho (조석호)

• Nam Bang-choon (남방춘)

• Kim Man (김만)

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  [HanCinema's Image Gallery] "Woman of Fire" (1971)
  2014/01/10
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  By Lee Hyo-won
  Staff reporter
  
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  From left, "The Housemaid - 2010" cast Lee Jeong-jae, Seo Woo, Yoon Yeo-jeong, Jeon Do-yeon and director Im Sang-soo pose during a press screening held at the COEX Megabox Multiplex theater in Seoul, South Korea on May 3, 2010. [Chae Ki-won/10Asia] What opened film "The Housemaid - 2010" was not the majestic mansion nor the elegant trail of a noblewoman's skirt we had seen through the still images or previews of the film revealed up till now. The film rather draws on women in a hurriedly-set up food alley in a new city who are cooking meat or handing out flyers to passers-by. And the moment the camera focuses on Eun-yi (played by Jeon Do-yeon), the only character who is seen smiling, one starts to feel an anticipation mixed with anxiety to see how this seemingly innocent female will change once she wears the clothes of a housemaid. Like director Im Sang-soo said -- "I believe it isn't a remake of the original film" -- the new version of "The Housemaid - 1960" revealed at a press screening on Monday was quite different from the original production helmed by the late director Kim Ki-young. The 2010 version of "The Housemaid - 1960", which adopts its characters from its original film from 50 years ago, strongly poses the question of what it means to live like a human being by depicting on Eun-yi's struggles. Below are excerpts from the press screening of the film which is set for release on May 13,...More
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  By Gautaman Bhaskaran
  South Asia Correspondent
  
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  (from left) Youn Yuh-jung, Lee Jung-jae, Jeon Do-yeon, and director Im Sang-soo Director Kim Ki-young is truly the master in Korean filmmaking history. But, I made this remake movie with confidence, free from any pressure about the original that the director Kim Ki-young made". Director Im Sang-soo, who made the remake movie of the late Kim Ki-young's original "The Housemaid - 1960", said on April 13, "This remake movie has been made after 50 years, so I think there are interesting points that viewers can enjoy while watching the remake movie. Viewers might be able to compare how characters react differently and how the main actors and directors are different. " He explained, "By the way, the basic setting that a mysterious housemaid comes to a happy family and has an affair with the landlord is the same as the original",...More

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  Staff Reporter
  
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  Staff Reporter
  
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  Jeon Do-yeon Cast in 'The Housemaid - 2010'
  2009/11/02, Source
  By Lee Hyo-won
  Staff Reporter
  
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  Staff Reporter
  
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  By Han Sang-hee
  Staff Reporter
  
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  The Cinema Digital Seoul (CinDi), a weeklong celebration of digital films, opens Wednesday. Now in its second year, the event features 71 movies from 18 countries, including a competition for up and coming Asian directors, through Tuesday at CGV Apgujeong.
  
  The sm,...More
• Korean Films at the 12th PiFan
  2008/07/18, Source
  The 12th Puchon International Fantastic Film Festival (PiFan) kicks off this July 18 – 27 with the biggest line-up of genre films in Asia. Best of all are the return of high-profile Korean films to the fest and a warmer interaction with the local film industry after setbacks in previous years. KOF,...More
• Bucheon Welcomes Asia's Largest Genre Film Fest
  2008/07/06, Source
  By Lee Hyo-won
  Staff Reporter
  
  Every summer, Bucheon, the small city sandwiched between Seoul and Incheon, turns into Asia's ultimate paradise for fantastic cinema. From July 18 to 27, the 12th Puchon (Bucheon) International Fantastic Film Festival (PiFan) invites 205 fantasy flicks from 35 coun,...More
• Complete Kim Ki-young Retrospective to Screen in Seoul
  2008/06/13, Source
  A complete retrospective of the late director Kim Ki-young, nicknamed "Mr. Monster" for his eccentric genius, will be held at the Korean Film Archive from June 20-29.
  
  Although retrospectives of Kim'swork have been held before in Pusan, Pari,...More
• KOFIC to promote Korean films at Cannes
  2008/05/15, Source
  The Korean Film Council (KOFIC) will be engaged in diverse efforts to promote Korean cinema at the upcoming Cannes Film Festival.
  
  With five titles screening in various sections of the festival including Kim Jee-woon's ",...More
• Five Korean films join Cannes fest
  2008/05/15, Source
  The 61st Cannes Film Festival has kicked off with fanfare, spicing up the festive mood for moviegoers all around the world. The ebullient mood remains largely the same here in Korea, but one thing is palpably different: There's no chance for a Korean movie or actor grabbing an award in the competiti,...More

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  Korean Films to See at Cannes
  2008/04/27, Source
  By Lee Hyo-won
  Staff Reporter
  
  The world's premier film event, Festival de Cannes, will open for the 61st time May 14-25 in the southern French port city. While there are no Korean entrees this ye,...More

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  [THE HIGH TIDE OF THE KOREAN WAVE(25)] Hallyu: the Koreanization of world culture
  2008/03/21, Source
  In the last few years, Korean films, TV dramas and pop music have become immensely popular abroad, a phenomenon known as the Korean Wave. This is the 25th in a series of essays by a select group of sc,...More

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  Scorsese's foundation selects KIM Ki-young classic
  2008/02/26, Source
  Director Kim Ki-young has lately been revived in various retrospectives and the latest posthumous honour will be the digital restoration of his,...More
• World Cinema Foundation to Digitally Restore Film by Kim Ki-young
  2008/02/13, Source
  The World Cinema Foundation, founded by world-renowned film director Martin Scorsese, and the Korean Film Archive will digitally restore director Kim Ki-young's representative work, ',...More
• Korean student films win multiple awards in Poitiers
  2006/03/28, Source
  Three shorts by Korean film students picked up four awards at the 29th Rencontres Internationales Henri Langlois, held from March 20-26 in Poitiers, France.
  
  The official jury, which considered 60 short and medium-length student films from around the world, presented its Grand Prize ex aequo to tw,...More
• Extra-large 'Korean Movie 60 years' film festival in New York
  2004/11/10, Source
  In New York, extra-large 'Korean Movie 60 years' film festival takes place.
  
  
  Korean movie extra-large 'New Tiger: Korean movie 60 years' takes place from Nov. 12 through Dec. 7 under the auspices of the Lincoln Center, New York, in the United States.
  
  'Korean movie 60 years' under the auspices,...More
• 50 years of Korean cinema at a glance
  2004/01/01, Source
  A large-scale retrospective will give cinephiles a rare chance to see the best of Korean cinema over the past 50 years. "Panorama: 50 Years of Korean Cinema" will present 54 films for 15 days at Hollywood Cinema in Seoul. The program will kick off the New Year today and continue through Jan. 15.
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