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  [Guest Film Review] "ARIRANG - Movie"
  2016/12/24
  Following an incident in "Dream", where the lead protagonist, Lee Na-young almost died during a hanging scene, and after his long-time assistant, Jang Hoon and the producer of the film "Poongsan" abandoned him during the film's shootings the same year (2011), Kim Ki-duk retreated to a secluded mountain house. Eventually he decided to shoot a documentary of shorts while there, entirely by himself, that came to be "ARIRANG - Movie". It premiered in the Un Certain Regard section of the 2011 Cannes Film Festival, and won the top award for best film,...More

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  Korean movies opening today 2013/09/05 in Korea
  2013/09/05, Source
  Korean movies opening today 2013/09/05 in Korea; "The Spy", "Moebius", "Miss Change", "Over and Over Again", "33Li",...More

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  [HanCinema's Film News] New Korean Films Inbound...
  2013/08/31
  K-Films Coming Soon: ★★★★★ "Moebius": A father driven into desire, a son coveting that of his father's, and the sorrowful maternity that hovers them into tragedy. (09/05) ★★★★ "The Spy": One of Korea's top intelligence agents head to Thailand to uncover the mystery behind an explosion in Seoul, but his mission crosses paths with his wife's business trip. (09/05),...More

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  [Video] Teaser released for the Korean movie 'Moebius'
  2013/08/27, Source
  Teaser released for the upcoming Korean movie "Moebius",...More

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  Trailer released for the upcoming Korean movie "Moebius"
  2013/08/25, Source
  Trailer released for the upcoming Korean movie "Moebius",...More

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  [Photos] Added new poster and images for the Korean movie 'Moebius'
  2013/08/23, Source
  Added new poster and images for the upcoming Korean movie "Moebius",...More

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  [Video] Teaser released for the Korean movie 'Moebius'
  2013/06/07, Source
  Teaser released for the upcoming Korean movie "Moebius",...More

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  Upcoming Korean movie "Moebius"
  2013/05/17, Source
  Added the upcoming Korean movie "Moebius"'s page to HanCinema database,...More

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  [HanCinema's Film Review] "Pieta"
  2013/03/09
  Film: "Pieta" Director/Writer: Kim Ki-duk Stars: Jo Min-soo & Lee Jung-jin Review Score: 4.5 / 5 I remember walking through the streets of Cheonggyecheon, the claustrophobic and sun-starved alleys seemed like a grubby labyrinth forgotten in time. Although the area was bombarded with a $900 million urban renewal project, the grit and significance of the district will not as quickly be forgotten. If you care to venture a little further in, past the new statues, restaurants, up the stream as far as your legs will take you, you will slowly begin to hear the sound of metal, machines, and the madness that still haunts Korea's capital. It is here where Kim Ki-duk has dragged us in his 18th film "Pieta", a savagely visceral experience with morals as twisted as metal being shaped. In Kim's film it is home to the desperate and needy, the forgotten and helpless, families and broken men,...More

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  [HanCinema's Film Story] The Video Diary of a Madman: Kim-Ki-duk's Arirang
  2012/10/06
  Kim Ki-duk is sitting in a tent, in a cabin, crying. He is watching one of his young protagonist struggle to drag a sizeable stone up to the highest peaks that surround his isolated island monastery. Over treacherous frozen ice and up steep embankments of shrubs and loose rocks the monk climbs. This is a scene from Kim Ki-duk's 2003 film "Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter... And Spring"; a story that, like so many others of Kim's films, was a deeply introspective tale that captured Kim's imagination and spirit. In "ARIRANG - Movie" Kim Ki-duk turns his Canon Mark II on himself and confesses his "life as a director and as a human being". Kim is huddled in a grey blanket against the white interior of his tent. In this moment there is little visually that separates this awarding winning filmmaker and the cold and hard struggle of the young monk powering through the frigid mountainside. Kim seemed on the verge of tears throughout this 'scene' and when the monk eventually drops his prized statue on his ascend, the personal pain Kim seemed to feel as a result of this was palpable. There was nowhere to hide within his small rural dwelling, and throughout the film Kim shifts between disturbing emotion states and their accompanying revelations as he attempts to document his own journey of self-psychology and repair,...More

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  From eccentric to darling of Venice
  2012/09/09, Source
  Director Kim Ki-duk, second from left, and actress Jo Min-soo, third from left, pose after winning the Golden Lion for Best Film for his film "Pieta"at the awarding ceremony of the 69th Venice Film Festival in Venice, Italy, Saturday. / Xinhua-Yonhap By Rachel Lee While the world more readily acknowledged and embraced Kim Ki-duk as an auteur director, he has been received in a mixed fashion in Korea. But with his 18th feature film "Pieta" having grabbed the Golden Lion Prize at the 69th Venice Film Festival, the 51-year-old Kim has reaffirmed his art to the world and the Korean public as a first-rate director who has won the top prize at three international film festivals of Venice, Cannes and Berlin,...More

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  Director Kim Ki-duk takes Venice
  2012/09/09, Source
  Director Kim Ki-duk shows the Golden Lion he won for his movie "Pieta" at the 69th Venice Film Festival in Italy, Saturday. Kim's bleak-morality tale became the first Korean film to win the top prize at one of the three major international film festivals. He surprised the audience at the awards ceremony by singing the traditional Korean folk song "Arirang" on stage to thank the jury. AP-Yonhap "Pieta" becomes first Korean movie to win Golden Lion award By Kim Ji-soo Maverick Korean director Kim Ki-duk's "Pieta", a brutal mother-and-son drama, won the Golden Lion for best movie at the 69th Venice Film Festival, Saturday,...More

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  [HanCinema Report] Packed house for opening of KOFFIA in Sydney
  2012/08/28
  KOFFIA 2012 - 22-28 August, 2012 The 3rd annual Korean Film Festival in Australia (KOFFIA) kicked off last week on 22 August at picturesque Circular Quay, Sydney, Australia. It was a packed house at Dendy Cinema for the Opening Ceremony which began with an official welcome and a brief run through of this year's festival by KOFFIA 2012 Artistic Director Kieran Tully. Guests were then treated with a delightful performance of a traditional Korean Fan Dance (Buchaechum) by Hyun Kim before the official opening of the festival by Consul-General of the Republic of Korea (Sydney) Mr Jin-Soo Kim. The night concluded with a well-received screening of the highest grossing Korean film of 2011, Kim Han-min's spectacular "Arrow, The Ultimate Weapon",...More

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  2012 Film Line-up Revealed!
  2012/07/20, Source
  The 3rd Korean Film Festival in Australia, KOFFIA, is pleased to announce its film line-up for 2012. KOFFIA will showcase 20 of the best and latest Korean feature films as well as a few past classics, in a diverse program that will allow audiences to discover their connection to Korean cinema and culture. Audiences will once again be treated to a feast of Korean festivities taking place at Dendy Opera Quays in Sydney and ACMI Cinemas Federation Square in Melbourne. While for the first time selected titles will also screen at Tribal Theatre in Brisbane, as August and September sees 16 days of screenings across the Australian east coast,...More

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  Four films and two shorts from South Korea showcased at Terracotta festival
  2012/04/14, Source
  The Terracotta Far East Film Festival, London's premier festival celebrating Asian film, returns to the Prince Charles Cinema and will run from 12th-15th April 2012. Terracotta Far East Film Festival is an annual event which aim is to widen the audience for Far Eastern film in the UK and to further promote this genre to existing film fans. For this year's 4th edition, the festival aimed to emphasize the leading position and diversity of Korean cinema and will feature a panel of 4 films from different genre including blockbuster "My Way, Kim Ki-duk's "ARIRANG - Movie" and a Double Bill of Korean hit comedies,...More

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  Florence Korea Film Fest to open with Always
  2012/02/27, Source
  The 10th Florence Korea Film Fest in Italy has announced it will open with Song Il-gon's "Always", last year's Busan International Film Festival (BIFF) Opening Film. The festival will screen 32 feature films and 24 shorts during its nine-day run, and close with Kim Ki-duk's "ARIRANG - Movie", which made its world premiere at the Cannes Film Festival last year. Set to run March 23 – 31 at the Cinema Odeon (Piazza Strozzi, 1) in Florence, the festival is organized by the Tae gukgi – Toscana Korea Association. Sponsors include Korea's Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism, the Korean Film Council (KOFIC), the region of Tuscany (Toscana), the city of Florence and the Film Institutions of Tuscany Region,...More

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  AmerAsia announces exciting 2012 lineup of categories
  2012/02/18, Source
  The AmérAsia Film Festival is proud to announce the five principle subcategories – Asian Treasures, Animation Spotlight, WeDistribute, Québécois Special and AmerAsia (AA) Shorts – for this third edition of Montreal's premiere festival celebrating the latest Asian and Asian-Canadian cinema, taking place on the first two weekends of March. Asian Treasure The full line-up of blockbuster Asian films that will screen over the course of the festival has been chosen from the best of the continent's creative talent. Oscar-nominated Chinese blockbuster Aftershock, the international premiere of Kyung Soon's "Red Maria", funny and moving major festival selection "The Day He Arrives" by director Hong Sang-soo, the Cannes award-winning "ARIRANG - Movie" by renowned Korean auteur Kim Ki-duk, Best Newcomer nominee at the 2012 Asian Film Awards I Wish, and Vietnamese director Cuong Ngo's captivating personal portraits in Pearls of the Far East will all feature,...More

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  Finecut announces new KIM Ki-duk film
  2012/02/13, Source
  Seoul-based sales company Finecut has announced the well-known Korean director Kim Ki-duk's next film, tentatively titled "Pieta", is set to start shooting this month. The film is about a brutal man who works for a cruel loan shark. Without any family or loved ones to worry about, he has no fear or hesitation when it comes to carrying out his evil deeds. One day, a mysterious woman shows up in his life, saying she is his mother. At first, he doesn't believe her, having no memories of a mother. But as his attachment to her grows, he discovers her gruesome yet sad secret,...More

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  KoreanFilm.org's Top Korean films of 2011 by Darcy Paquet
  2012/01/14, Source
  Each year I assemble my top 10 list out of the Korean films that have been released in theaters over the previous 12 months. The small independent films that I catch at the Busan or Jeonju film festivals may not be released by December, but they generally do get a small commercial release within a year or two, so I can include them in a later list.This year, however, I came across a great film that may end up not getting a commercial release, so I squeezed it in where #10 would normally go. I was racking my brain over that #10 slot anyway,...More

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  Movie About N.Korean Defector Wins Award at Tokyo Film Fest
  2011/11/30, Source
  Director and lead actor Park Jung-bum's "The Journals of Musan" won the Special Jury Prize at the Tokyo Filmex Festival that ended on Sunday. The movie deals with the harsh reality of adjusting to life in South Korea from the point of view of a North Korean defector, and serves as a bitter portrayal of the prejudices he faces in his newly adopted home,...More

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  "Journals of Musan" and "Arirang" win at Tokyo Filmex
  2011/11/29, Source
  The 12th Tokyo Filmex awarded its Special Jury Prize and $8,000 of Kodak film stock to Park Jung-bum's "The Journals of Musan" and the Agnes B Audience Award to Kim Ki-duk's "ARIRANG - Movie". Park's feature film debut "The Journals of Musan" has won a raft of awards since its world premiere at the Busan International Film Festival (BIFF) last year where it picked up the New Currents and International Federation of Film Critics (FIPRESCI) awards. These include the VPRO Tiger Award at Rotterdam and the Best New Narrative Director Award at the Tribeca Film Festival,...More

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  Kim Ki-duk's "Arirang" and "Amen" both to come out soon
  2011/11/22, Source
  Kim Ki-duk's "ARIRANG - Movie" and "Amen" are being released side by side. This special event, which is being held at Cinecube in Seoul, will go on for two weeks from December 8th to the 21st,...More

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  Yunjeong KIM, Director of International Sales, Finecut
  2011/11/18, Source
  It's been 11 years since Yunjeong KIM at Finecut, a Seoul-based film company specializing in overseas sales and financing, has joined the Korean film industry. From her earlier days at Cineclick Asia to her current title as the Director of International Sales, Kim still enjoys every bit of her job discovering new films. KOBIZ caught up with Kim after her recent trip to the American Film Market (AFM),...More

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  Arirang wins first Brisbane documentary award
  2011/11/17, Source
  South Korean auteur Kim Ki-duk's "ARIRANG - Movie" won the inaugural BIFFDOCS Award at the 20th Brisbane International Film Festival (BIFF). The richest documentary prize in Australia, the BIFFDOCS Award comes with $25,000.   A documentary solely made by and featuring the maverick director himself, "ARIRANG - Movie" also took the top honor in the Cannes Film Festival's Un Certain Regard section earlier this year,...More

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  "Arirang" and "The Yellow Sea" play at Mar del Plata
  2011/11/09, Source
  Argentina's Mar del Plata International Film Festival is screening Korean films "ARIRANG - Movie", directed by Kim Ki-duk, and "The Yellow Sea", directed by Na Hong-jin during its 26th edition, Nov. 5 – 13. Screening in the Panorama – Auteurs section, the documentary "ARIRANG - Movie" stars the maverick director Kim Ki-duk who shot the film of himself mainly while holing up in a mountain cabin in the woods. The film previously made its world premiere at the Cannes film festival where it won the Un Certain Regard award,...More

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  Korean films set for Stockholm festival
  2011/10/28, Source
  The 22nd Stockholm International Film Festival has announced its line-up to include a slew of films from the Republic of Korea including Hong Sang-soo's "The Day He Arrives", which previously screened in Cannes. In the Asian Images section along with "The Day He Arrives", the festival has selected up-and-coming director Jeon Kyu-hwan's "Dance Town", about North Korean escapees, Kim Ki-duk's self-portrait documentary "ARIRANG - Movie", and Na Hong-jin's brutal thriller "The Yellow Sea",...More

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  Korean movie of the week "Poongsan"
  2011/10/06, Source
  Korean movie of the week "Poongsan" (2011) Directed by Juhn Jai-hong With Yoon Kye-sang, Kim Gyu-ri, Kim Jong-soo, Han Ki-joong, Choi Moo-sung, Yoo Ha-bok,... Previously known as "Phungsan Dog" Synopsis Part love story, part postwar tragedy, with a dose of comedy thrown in, the low-budget film "Poongsan" depicts the sad reality of the division between the two Koreas. Poongsan (Yoon Kye-sang) has the unenviable - and death-defying - job of delivering messages across the North and South Korean border to separated families,...More

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  Festivals News
  2011/10/06, Source
    Tokyo IFF invites "Sector 7" and five other Korean films 3D sea creature film Sector 7 will have a Special Screening while KONG Quee-hyun's mystery "U.F.O". and Na Hong-jin's thriller The Yellow Sea will be in the Winds of Asia section. A restoration of master filmmaker Kim Ki-young's 1961 "Hyeon-hae-tan Knows" (a.k.a. "The Sea Knows") will have a screening in the Discovering Asian Cinema: Film History á La Carte section. One Shining Day and Two Rabbits in Osaka will both screen in the SUGINO Kiki: Muse of the Asian Indie Cinema section,...More

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  KOREAN FILM INDUSTRY
  2011/10/06, Source
    CJ sells "My Way" and "Speckles: The Tarbosaurus" to U.S. The Korean distributor sold epic WWII film "My Way" and dinosaur action cartoon "Speckles: The Tarbosaurus" to American distributor Well Go USA. KANG Je-kyu's "My Way" stars Jang Dong-gun and Joe Odagiri as a Korean and a Japanese swept up in the tides of war. Han Sang-ho's "Speckles: The Tarbosaurus" is a 3D family adventure movie that has been pre-sold to multiple territories including Germany (MFA+), Russia (Carmen Films) and India (Star),...More

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  Tokyo Filmex to open with Arirang and three Korean films in competition
  2011/09/21, Source
  by KOFIC Staff / Sep 19, 2011 Korean auteur Kim Ki-duk's Un Certain Regard winner "ARIRANG - Movie" will be the Opening Film for the upcoming 12th Tokyo Filmex. The festival has also selected amongst its Competition titles: Park Jung-bum's Rotterdam Tiger Award winner "The Journals of Musan", Kim Ki-duk protege Juhn Jai-hong's "Poongsan", and Heo Jong-ho's recent Toronto film festival entry "Countdown",...More

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  Yeonghwa: Korean Film Today@MoMA
  2011/09/16, Source
  Yeonghwa: Korean Film Today will start on Sept. 22 and last through Oct. 2. This year, we are pleased to welcome back Yim Soon-rye, South Korea's most highly regarded female filmmaker, to The Korea Society for the Opening Night's screening of "Rolling Home with a Bull" (2010), which follows a young man's forlorn life as a failed poet and unemployed bachelor who winds up taking an unexpected journey throughout the country with his father's cvherished bull and making a series of peculiar run-ins. This year's Yeonghwa series will also have a special focus on director Jeon Kyu-hwan, whose Town Trilogy films--"Mozart Town" (2008), "Animal Town" (2009) and "Dance Town" (2010)-examines various human lives that exist in Seoul's urban landscape, including those of an African laborer, a Russian exchange student, a reformed pedophile, a North Korean defector, and a dejected print-shop owner. Jeon's Town Trilogy critiques the "town" of Seoul from a sociological auteur's perspective,...More

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  Kim Kee-duk retrospective at Busan
  2011/09/16, Source
  The 16th Busan International Film Festival (BIFF) is set to hold a retrospective of the 1960s hit director Kim Kee-duk. The retrospective, titled "Kim Kee-duk, On the Front Line of Korean Genre Films" will screen eight of the master's films, allowing audiences to sample some of the most popular hits of the time. Not to be confused with the maverick auteur director Kim Ki-duk ("ARIRANG - Movie") of our current times, Kim Kee-duk was known as a hit-maker in the 1960s. From his 1961 debut with Five Marines to his last film Yeonggwangui 9 Hoimal in 1977, Kim made 66 films that transcended subjects and genres. With his classic 1964 film The Barefooted Young, he gained a reputation for having a keen sensibility for connecting icons like Shin Sung-il and Eom Aeng-ran to the spirit of the times,...More

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  Finecut sells Arirang and others at Toronto
  2011/09/15, Source
  Seoul-based sales company Finecut has announced several deals from the 36th Toronto International Film Festival, led by Kim Ki-duk's documentary "ARIRANG - Movie", which is screening in the Real to Reel section. The maverick director's self-focused documentary "ARIRANG - Movie" sold to Italy (Punto Zero), German-speaking Europe (Rapid Eye Movies), and Poland (New Horizons), following sales to Japan and Taiwan. ARIRANG - Movie previously won the Un Certain Regard prize at Cannes this May,...More

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  Early Korean Box Office for the Week-end 2011.09.09 ~ 2011.09.11
  2011/09/11, Source
  The number one movie this week is "Marrying the Mafia IV - Family Ordeal" (가문의 영광 4 - 가문의 수난),...More

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  "Amen", KIM Ki-duk's Latest Film, is Off to Competition at San Sebastian
  2011/08/22, Source
  by KOFIC Staff Kim Ki-duk is returning with a new narrative film in three years. Two Korean films have been officially invited to the 59th San Sebastian International Film Festival, the largest film festival in Spanish-language regions. KIM's "Amen" (2011), his first narrative feature production in three years. has been invited to the festival's Competitive Official Selection, while Lim Woo-seong's "Scars" (2011) is competing at festival's Zabaltegi-New Directors Section,...More

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  S.Korean Film Wins at Polish Film Festival
  2011/08/17, Source
  Korean filmmaker Kim Ki-duk's documentary "ARIRANG - Movie" has won the top prize in Films On Art International Competition section at the New Horizon Film Festival,...More

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  'Arirang' making local premiere at digital film fest
  2011/08/16, Source
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  Director Kim Ki-duk says hard truth about "The Front Line"
  2011/07/14, Source
  Director Kim Ki-duk from movie "Poongsan" spoke about his disappointment in the distribution methods of the movie "The Front Line". Kim backhandedly criticized the screening ways of "The Front Line" by director Jang Hoon as he mentioned the monopoly problems with "Transformers 3" through a a statement on the 14th. He had also criticized Jang who was his assistant director, through "ARIRANG - Movie" at the Cannes International Film Festival in May.,...More

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  Korean movies opening today 2011/06/23 in Korea
  2011/06/23, Source
  Korean movies opening today 2011/06/23 in Korea "Poongsan", animation "Green Days: Dinosaur and I" and "Play",...More

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  'The Front Line' spotlights the Forgotten War
  2011/06/16, Source
  By Park Sung-hee Jang Hoon, who directed the hit inter-Korean drama "Secret Reunion", has returned with another film involving the two Koreas. "The Front Line" takes viewers back to the Korean War (1950-53), which is largely known as the Forgotten War, and looks into parts of the conflict that have slipped into oblivion. Jang teamed up with a seasoned scriptwriter Park Sang-yeon for the 10 billion-won project. "Even Koreans remember only about six months of the Korean War", scriptwriter Park told reporters Tuesday in Seoul. "But the actual conflict went on for another 30 months. We wanted to tell the forgotten parts of the Forgotten War",...More

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  [HanCinema's Film Review] "Dream": Symbolism and Dream Logic
  2011/06/04
  In 1996 Kim Ki-duk's debut film "Crocodile" came into being off the back of a government-sponsored screenplay competition that he won. Since then, this prolific storyteller managed to release at least one film every year from "Crocodile" in 1996 till "Dream" in 2008. Now in 2011, Kim Ki-duk has stolen the limelight with "ARIRANG - Movie" which was recently awarded the Un Certain Regard at the Cannes Film Festival. The controversial film does not yet have a release date for Korean cinemas, but in the mean time I thought I would take a look at his previous film "Dream" and see where Kim Ki-duk last left us.,...More

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  Kim Ki-duk-produced film to open in June
  2011/05/26, Source
  By Lee Hyo-won "Poongsan", a cross-border drama produced by award-winning director Kim Ki-duk, is set to open in local theaters on June 23, the film's distributer announced Monday. The movie has been the subject of much curiosity, particularly since Kim had mentioned it in his controversial self-portrait, "ARIRANG - Movie". The latter film recently won a coveted prize at the Cannes Film Festival,...More

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  Weekly Star Scene
  2011/05/25, Source
  Show transcript : It's time for "weekly star scene" a look back at the top entertainment news of the past week! : We have our own energizer bunny in the studio, Dami here with us! Hello Dami! [Reporter : ] : Hello 건영 and Sean! Today for weekly star scene, the 64th Cannes film festival was held recently to celebrate the highest standard of cinematic art in the world today. The festival came to a satisfying end on the 22nd with many Korean movies receiving attention and international acclaim. There was even one that won much coveted prize! Let's find out which movie it was right away!,...More

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  Kim Ki-duk Wins Best Picture in Un Certain Regard at Cannes
  2011/05/23, Source
  Director Kim Ki-duk poses during a photocall of Director Kim Ki-duk poses during a photoca,...More

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  Cannes hears out filmmaker's angst
  2011/05/22, Source
  Kim Ki-duk's feet in a scene from "ARIRANG - Movie", a documentary-style drama that won best picture in the Un Certain Regard section at Cannes, Saturday Kim Ki-duk wins sidebar competition with torn self-portrait By Lee Hyo-won Kim Ki-duk's controversial self-portrait shared the best picture award with a German drama at the Cannes Festival's sidebar competition, Saturday,...More

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  The power of Kim Ki-duk works at the Cannes market too
  2011/05/17, Source
  Director Kim Ki-duk's power worked at the 64th Cannes Film Festival film market as well. According to Screen Daily on the 17th, "ARIRANG - Movie" by Kim Ki-duk which was invited to the "Certain Regard" selection at the 64th Cannes Film Festival and viewed for the first time, was sold to Taiwan Catch Play.,...More

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  Seven Korean Films to Feature in the 2011 Cannes Intl. Film Festival
  2011/05/12
  The 64th Cannes International Film Festival kicked off Wednesday night with a grand opening ceremony. One of the world's oldest and largest film festivals, Cannes will continue for eleven days featuring 49 films selected from 33 countries, with seven hailing from Korea. Director Hong Sang-soo's "The Day He Arrives", Kim Ki-duk's "ARIRANG - Movie", and Na Hong-jin's "The Yellow Sea" will be screened in the festival's second-most prestigious "Un Certain Regard" category,...More

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  64th Cannes Film Festival to Open Wednesday
  2011/05/11, Source
  The 64th Cannes Film Festival will open for an eleven-day run on Wednesday.
  
  Woody Allen's "Midnight in Paris" will start the festival, which is one of the world's top three international film festi,...More

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  English subtitled trailer released for the upcoming Korean documentary "ARIRANG - Movie"
  2011/05/10, Source
  English subtitled trailer released for the upcoming Korean documentary "ARIRANG - Movie",...More

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  Upcoming Korean documentary "ARIRANG - Movie"
  2011/05/06, Source
  Added the upcoming Korean documentary "ARIRANG - Movie"'s page to HanCinema database,...More

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  Korea fails to enter Cannes main competition... Hong Sang-soo, Kim Ki-duk, Na Hong-jin 'Noticeable'
  2011/04/14, Source
  Director Hong Sang-soo's "The Day He Arrives", Kim Ki-duk's "ARIRANG - Movie" and Na Hong-jin's "The Yellow Sea" have been invited to the 64th Cannes Film Festival in the "Un Certain Regard" category. It's disappointing this isn't a competing category. With the opening coming up this 11th of May, the 64th Cannes Film Festival mass revealed the contents in the competing categories as well as the noticeable and midnight sections.,...More

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  Three Korean films will compete in Cannes "Un Certain Regard" selection
  2011/04/14
  Three Korean films will compete in Cannes Film Festival "Un Certain Regard" selection,...More