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	What's New - Koreanfilm.org
		The cast includes Park Jung-hoon, Kim Seung-woo, Hwang Jeong-min and Kong Hyo-jin.
		Since Kim easily raised all the money he needed to shoot his $1.2m film from foreign sources, he was able to retain the local distribution rights as well as the copyright for himself.
		Starring Kim Tae-hoon and Choi Ban-ya, the film tells the story of a married couple who try re-igniting their sex life on their second anniversary, only to end up in an argument about the wife's former boyfriend that leads to their divorce.
	koreanfilm.org /new.html

	Film List 2004
		Starring Kim Jung-eun, Kim Sang-kyung, Oh Seung-hyun, Lee Yu-jin, Park Dong-bin, Hwang Hyeon-in, Hwang Taek-ah. Cinematography by Kim Yoon-su. Produced by May Films. Distributed and sold internationally by CJ Entertainment. Rating: 12+. 112 min. July 16.
		Starring Kim Byeong-seok, Yu Jae-gyeong, Choi Seong-jin, Kim Yo-han. Cinematography by Lee Seon-young. Produced by nds5317. Distributed by ArtPlus Cinema Network. Rating: 15+. 85 min. December 3.
		Starring Gam Woo-sung, Suh Jung, Kang Gyeong-heon, Jang Hyun-seong, Jo Seong-ha, Son Byung-ho, Jeong Seung-gil, Park Won-sang. Cinematography by Kim Cheol-ju. Produced by Oak Film. Distributed by Chungeorahm.
	www.koreanfilm.org /films2004.html

	Amazon.com: Shiri: DVD: Suk-kyu Han,Yoon-jin Kim,Min-sik Choi,Kang-ho Song,Johnny Kim,Jeong-min Hwang,Hyeong-seong Jang,Yong-woo Park,Su-ro Kim,Seung-Shin Lee,Je-gyu Kang
		Those who crave action and realistic violence will find much to their liking here, but it is Shiri's surprisingly powerful emotional impact that really sets the film apart as something special.
		Suk-kyu Han as Yu, JongWon, Min-sik Choi as Park, Mu-young, Kang-ho Song as Lee, Jang-gil, Johnny Kim as Jung, Dae-Ho, Jeong-min Hwang, Hyeong-seong Jang, Su-ro Kim, Seung-Shin Lee, Yong-woo Park...
		South Koreans flocked to see Shiri, it is said that North Korea's leader Kim Jong Il arranged to see a stolen copy of it, and the South Korean government itself treated foreign diplomats to a free screening of this historic block-buster.
	www.amazon.com /exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/B0000633R6?v=glance (3116 words)

	Darcy's Korean Film Page - 1990 to 1995
		Starring Pang Eun-jin, Hwang Shin-hye, Kim Chu-ryun, Park Chul-ho, Choi Jae-young, Jang Young-ju, Park Young-rok.
		According to Korean film scholar Kyung Hyun Kim, the real-life writer of the influential biography of Chun is believed to have been ghost written by a human rights lawyer and underground intellectual named Cho Yang-nae.) Kim and his wife (Kim Sun-jae) are being followed by the police for their own involvement in the labor movement.
		Choi Jin-young's performance is exemplary, and Kim Keum-yong plays her reserved character with an underlying strength that belies any stereotype of the complacent female.
	koreanfilm.org /kfilm90-95.html (6097 words)

	Korea
		Cast: Lee Seo-jin, Lim Ho, Choi Yu-jeong, Jeong Hae-gyun, Jeong Jae-young, Kim Won-beom, Lim Won-hee, Kim Il-woong, Hwang Chae-rin
		The sky is the limit (Source: The Korean Film Commission).
	www.asianfilms.org /Korea/taxi.html (6097 words)

	cityonfire.com Chihwaseon
		Writer: Im Gweon-Taek, Kim Yong-Ok Cast: Choi Min-Sik, Yu Ho-Jeong, Son Ye-Jin, Ahn Seong-Gi, Kim Yeo-Jin, Jeong Tae-Wu, Han Myeong-Gu, Choi Jong-Seong, Gi Jeong-Su, Park Ji, Park Beom-Gyu, Hwang Chun-Ha, Ahn Byeong-Gyeong, Bae Tae, Lee Geum-Ju, Lee Jeong-Heon, Choi Jae-Jin, Lee Chan-Wu, Gweon Tae-Won, Min Gyeong-Jin, Jang Nam-Yeol, Park Seong-Ho, Hong Gyeong-Yeon
		EQUINOX21'S REVIEW: Sometimes, a film can be overly dramatic about a subject and a bit too artsy.
		AKA: Chi Hwa Seon, Painted Fire, Strokes of Fire, Ivre de femmes et de peinture
	www.cityonfire.com /korean/chihwaseon.html (460 words)

	cityonfire.com Chihwaseon
		Writer: Im Gweon-Taek, Kim Yong-Ok Cast: Choi Min-Sik, Yu Ho-Jeong, Son Ye-Jin, Ahn Seong-Gi, Kim Yeo-Jin, Jeong Tae-Wu, Han Myeong-Gu, Choi Jong-Seong, Gi Jeong-Su, Park Ji, Park Beom-Gyu, Hwang Chun-Ha, Ahn Byeong-Gyeong, Bae Tae, Lee Geum-Ju, Lee Jeong-Heon, Choi Jae-Jin, Lee Chan-Wu, Gweon Tae-Won, Min Gyeong-Jin, Jang Nam-Yeol, Park Seong-Ho, Hong Gyeong-Yeon
		EQUINOX21'S REVIEW: Sometimes, a film can be overly dramatic about a subject and a bit too artsy.
		AKA: Chi Hwa Seon, Painted Fire, Strokes of Fire, Ivre de femmes et de peinture
	www.cityonfire.com /korean/chihwaseon.html (460 words)

	Korean Film List 2005
		Marathon ["Marathon"] Directed by Jeong Yun-cheol. Screenplay by Yun Jin-ho, Song Ye-jin, Jeong Yun-cheol. A 20-year old autistic man is encouraged by his mother to pursue long-distance running, with the goal of winning a marathon.
		Wedding Campaign ["Na-ui gyeolhon-wonjeongki"] Directed by Hwang Byung-guk. Screenplay by Yun Soon-yong, Choi Jong-hyun, Hwang Byung-guk. Two men in their late thirties living in rural Korea are having trouble finding women to marry.
		Cello ["Chello: Hong Miju ilga sarin-sageon"] Directed by Lee Woo-cheol. Screenplay by Jeong Woo-cheol. The entire family of a talented cellist is killed, one by one, and she struggles to keep her sanity.
	koreanfilm.org /films2005.html (6267 words)

	K-drama Sinopsis - WebGaul Forum - Powered by www.zein.biz
		Hwang Su Jeong, Chae Rim, Han Jae Suk, Ahn Yeong Hong, Park Yae Jin, Kim Chan Woo, Ji Jin He This is a story about Hae-jung and her 3 younger half-sisters (Yu-jin, Yu-mi and Yu-sun).
		Ji Hoon also resumes studying to meet up to his parents' expectations, suppressing his dreams to be a film director.
		But Park Sun Young wakes up and realizes what she did and switches Choi Ji Woo to the passenger's seat and tells the police in the hospital Choi Ji Woo was driving.
	forum.webgaul.com /showthread.php?s=&threadid=368 (5032 words)

	Korean Film List 2005
		Baribari Zzang ["Baribari jjang"] Directed by Nam Ki-nam. Screenplay by Kim Jin-sook. The child of the president of Korea and the child of an elite gangster attend the same school.
		Wedding Campaign ["Na-ui gyeolhon-wonjeongki"] Directed by Hwang Byung-guk. Screenplay by Yun Soon-yong, Choi Jong-hyun, Hwang Byung-guk. Two men in their late thirties living in rural Korea are having trouble finding women to marry.
		A male and female detective try to solve the case, and come across a mysterious swordsman who seems to be involved.
	www.koreanfilm.org /films2005.html (6268 words)

	cityonfire.com A Masterpiece in My Life
		Cast: Park Jung-Hun, Song Yun-Ah, Seo Jin-Ho, Jo Yeong-Gu, Kim Yeo-Rang, Hwang In-Seong, Baek Yun-Sik, Park Chung-Seon, Min Gyeong-Jin, Park Cheol-Min, Jo Yu-Na, Shin Hyeon-Jun, Lee Ji-Hyeon
		It's when In-Gi meets up with an old colleague, who also works in the film industry, that he begins to see the light of day.
		MIGHTY PEKING MAN'S REVIEW: In-Gi (Park Jung-Hun of "Nowhere to Hide") is an optimistic man who dreams of becoming an accomplished filmmaker and, one day, making an original movie that will touch the hearts of audiences everywhere.
	www.cityonfire.com /korean/masterpiecelife.html (6268 words)

	Korean Film Newsletter #15
		Kim Ki-duk's Bad Guy was named winner of the Grand Prix at the 2002 Fukuoka Asian Film Festival held in Japan (not to be confused with the Focus on Asia: Fukuoka International Film Festival held in September).
		Starring Song Kang-ho, Kim Hye-soo, Kim Ju-hyuk, Hwang Jeong-min, Lee Dae-yeon, Kim Il-woong, Shin Ku.
		Starring Kim Seung-woo, Cha Seung-won, Park Young-gyu, Kang Sung-jin, Lee Moon-shik, Bae Jong-shik, Yoo Hae-jin.
	koreanfilm.org /news15.html (6268 words)

	Korean Film Newsletter #17
		Between March and May, three films starring actress Lee Eun-joo (including Bungee Jumping of Their Own) were released in Hong Kong, with Unborn but Forgotten and Lovers' Concerto released on March 27 and May 8 respectively.
		Lee Chang-dong's Oasis was given a Special Mention at the 2003 Barcelona Asian Film Festival, together with Thai film Blissfully Yours and Fruit Chan's Public Toilet.
		Based on a famous novel by Jung Chae-bong, this animated film tells the story of a blind girl and her younger brother who are adopted by Buddhist monks at a rural temple.
	www.koreanfilm.org /news17.html (6268 words)

	Martial Medicine: American Hwang Fei Hung. A Chinese Legend Rises In America.
		Lo’s character in the film, and perhaps even his off-screen personae, is reminiscent of the legend of Hwang Fei Hung, the Chinese folk hero who was both warrior and healer.
		A Kung Fu master and doctor of Chinese medicine, Lew Jing Fan crushes his foes with one blow and revives them with the next, a veritable Chinese Jedi Knight who harnesses both sides of the “Force”.
		Lo stars as Lew Jin Fan, a Chinese army officer emblazoned with the mission of finding his master’s missing son in America.
	www.reelasianfilms.com /character_3.html (6268 words)

	Darcy's Korean Film Page - 1990 to 1995
		Starring Pang Eun-jin, Hwang Shin-hye, Kim Chu-ryun, Park Chul-ho, Choi Jae-young, Jang Young-ju, Park Young-rok.
		I'm glad this is the case, because the scenes of Chun's self-immolation in Park's film are perhaps the most indelible images in all of South Korean Cinema and it would be hard to restrain myself from not talking about these images here.
		Though usually thought of as Park's own vision, the film was nonetheless put together by a remarkable collection of future stars of filmmaking.
	www.koreanfilm.org /kfilm90-95.html (6268 words)

	The Austin Chronicle: Film Listings
		Eun-Jin Bang, Sin-Hye Hwang, Chu-Ryun Kim, Chul-Ho Park, Young-Joo Chang
	www.austinchronicle.com /gbase/Calendar/Film?Film=oid:137972 (497 words)

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