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"The Butterfly" Written and directed by Moon Seung-wook. Starring Bae Doona, Lee Yo-won and Ok Ji-young. As they cope with the challenges of adulthood, their friendship becomes strained by their differing dreams and circumstances. The story of five young women from Incheon who have just graduated from high school. Take Care of My Cat Written and directed by Jeong Jae-eun. Produced and distributed by Cinema Service. A comedy starring Shin Hyun-jun, Jung Jae-young, Shin Ha-kyun, Jung Jin-young and Won Bin. Four hired killers live and work together in harmony, until they accept a job which is a bit more risky than what they are used to. Guns & Talks Written and directed by Jang Jin. Produced by Sidus (Korea), Shochiku (Japan) and Applause Pictures (Hong Kong). Read more about this film on the '2001' film page. A sound engineer and a radio producer fall in love while recording the sounds of nature for a radio program. One Fine Spring Day Directed by Hur Jin-ho. Starring Shin Eun-kyung, Park Sang-myun, and Ahn Jae-mo. Eventually she finds an insecure, naïve man who marries her without knowing anything about her life as a gangster. A female gang boss is persuaded by her long-lost, dying sister to get married. Screenplay by Kang Hyo-jin and Kim Moon-sung. My Wife is a Gangster Directed by Jo Jin-kyu. Starring Jung Woo-sung, Joo Jin-mo, Ahn Sung-ki and Chinese actress Zhang Ziyi. Note that a new international version has recently been made, which is significantly shorter.

On their way back to Korea, they manage to rescuse a Ming princess from the rival Mongol forces. A period epic set in 14th-century China about a group of Koryo (Korean) envoys who are arrested and sent into exile by the Ming. Musa Written and directed by Kim Sung-su. Distributed by Sinabro Entertainment and KangJeGyu Film. A family faced with severe financial problems must decide how far they are willing to go to find a solution. "Kiss Me Much." Written and directed by Jeon Yoon-su. Produced by Cream Entertainment and Mythos Film. Starring Kim Nam-joo, Oh Ji-ho, Lee Seo-jin and Suh Rin. Jihu is in anguish after his girlfriend commits suicide, and Hyun-soo tries to comfort him. A woman named Hyun-soo runs into an old classmate Jihu after many years. I Love You Written and directed by Mun Hee-yung.

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An archive of past newsletters is available at. This letter is distributed every 2-3 months to inform the reader of the latest events in the industry. Welcome to the twelfth edition of the Korean Film Newsletter.

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Fuji TV will produce a special documentary on Son's promotional activities in Japan after filming footage of her for three days and two nights.Korean Film Newsletter #12 Korean Film Newsletter #12 - December 15, 2001 at the Tokyo International Forum and afterward make an appearance on TV Asahi's talk show.

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18 to promote the movie prior to its opening, will participate in the movie's premiere to be held at 6:30 p.m. Son, who left for Japan in the morning of Oct. Meanwhile, Chung Woo-sung, the movie's lead actor, gained popularity in that country for his role in "The Warrior Princess," whose director's-cut DVD has been released in Japan recently.Īnother factor that adds to the movie's appeal is that its plot is based on a Japanese TV drama. In Japan, the popularity of the movie’s lead actress, Son Ye-jin, who starred opposite Bae Yong-jun in "April Snow," is on par with the popularity of Choi Ji-woo. Such a large investment was based on the popularity of the movie's lead actors in Japan and the movie's genre - a sad melodrama - which greatly appeals to Japanese audiences. 22, "A Memory To Remember" has secured 300 theaters in Japan for its opening, rivaling "April Snow" not only in terms of scale but also in terms of costs - about 6 million dollars was invested in the movie's marketing and promotion. The movie "A Memory To Remember" will soon open throughout Japan following its predecessor, "April Snow."Īccording to the Japanese firm Gaga Film on Oct. A Moment To Remember to open in Japan in 300 theaters