GROW: Infinite's Real Youth Life (Movie - 2014)

• Infinite (인피니트)
• Sungkyu (성규)
• Dongwoo (장동우)
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  Nam Woohyun
  남우현
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  Lee Ho-won
  이호원
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  Lee Sung-yeol
  이성열

• Kim Myung-soo (김명수)

• Lee Sung-jong (이성종)

• Jung Yup (정엽) Narration (내레이션)

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  [Video] Korean movie of the week documentary "GROW: Infinite's Real Youth Life"
  2017/05/04, Source
  Korean movie of the week documentary "GROW: Infinite's Real Youth Life" (2014) Directed by Kim Jin-soo-II Synopsis The growth story of Infinite like never seen before. Their youth drama starts now! Infinite is now 4 years into their debut and have become a worldwide superstar with a world tour over 11 countries and 17 cities. However, they talk about the things they've kept bottled up inside and reflect on one another, even showing tears,...More

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  [HanCinema's Film Review] "BIGBANG: 'MADE' TOUR" + Video
  2016/07/09
  From spring of 2015 to spring of 2016 Big Bang went on an international tour to promote their album, Made. "BIGBANG: 'MADE' TOUR" chronicles the events of this tour in a nonlinear fashion, jumping around as necessary between production, performance, and break time. There's nothing that can really be called a narrative, just more of an overriding question- how is it that Big Bang can draw together such huge crowds from all over the world?,...More

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  [HanCinema's Film Review] "The Tenor Lirico Spinto"
  2015/01/10
  Jae-cheol (played by Yoo Ji-tae) is a famed Korean opera singer. Jae-cheol's story is mainly one of novelty. As noted by music producer Sawada (played by Yusuke Iseya), he didn't come all the way to Europe just to hire some Asian guy. But there's no arguing with the quality of Jae-cheol's voice".The Tenor Lirico Spinto" is, in full force, a love letter to opera. All of its characters genuinely adore the institution, and with these kinds of musical performances, it's easy to see how the art form is able to inspire such loyalty,...More

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  [HanCinema's Film Review] "GROW: Infinite's Real Youth Life"
  2014/12/26
  In 2013, Infinite went on a grand world tour. And I guess because these guys are pretty much on camera all the time, apparently there was enough random backstage footage lying around that director Kim Jin-soo-II was able to splice together a full documentary, complete with interviews from the band members. Collected in a large number of mostly unrelated vignettes, "GROW: Infinite's Real Youth Life" tells the story of what Infinite is like when they're not performing,...More

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  [HanCinema's Box Office Review] 2014.12.12 ~ 2014.12.14­
  2014/12/15
  Lovely Indie Makes History… The biblical epic "Exodus: Gods and Kings" failed to return to the top celebrating a narrow victory over the cosmically curious "Interstellar" last weekend. Week two for Ridley's personal odyssey (the film is dedicated to the late Tony Scott) was not as promising as its entry; it slumped to third having captured only 18% (346K) of the box office pie. Above came Nolan's "Interstellar" (396K – 20%), still short 300K of the 10M admissions mark, and, more historically, came this week's number one: "My Love, Don't Cross That River",...More

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  Korean Box Office for the Weekend 2014.12.12 ~ 2014.12.14
  2014/12/14, Source
  The number one movie this week is "My Love, Don't Cross That River" (님아, 그 강을 건너지 마오),...More

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  [HanCinema's Box Office Review] 2014.12.05 ~ 2014.12.07
  2014/12/08
  Scott's Epic Exodus Grounds "Interstellar"... Nolan's "Interstellar" was November in Korea. It dictated terms and elevated itself well above the competition ("Fashion King", "Cart", "Fury", "Big Match"), each week and without fail. So successful was this space odyssey's reign, that its nearest challenger claimed no more than half of its black and bloated bottom-line each weekend. It's not over yet, but the film has so far absorbed nearly 10 million admissions ($65.2M): a mega-milestone in Korea that currently only a dozen features can boast (all after 2003 starting with "Silmido"). "Snowpiercer" (9.3M), "The Face Reader" (9.1M), and "Iron Man 3" (9M) have all had a recent sniff, and "Interstellar" still needs a further 800K to buy into this elite club,...More

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  Korean Box Office for the Weekend 2014.12.05 ~ 2014.12.07
  2014/12/07, Source
  The number one movie this week is "Exodus: Gods and Kings",...More

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  Korean movies opening today 2014/12/04 in Korea
  2014/12/04, Source
  Korean movies opening today 2014/12/04 in Korea: "Five Eagle Brothers", "The Hospice", "Seasons Romance", "GROW: Infinite's Real Youth Life", "My Sister", and "Highway Stars",...More

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  [HanCinema's Film News] New Korean Films Inbound...
  2014/11/29
  K-Films Coming Soon: ★★★ "Highway Stars": A documentary that follows the world's first Buddhist jazz band, the "Udambara", during the 1970s. (12/04) ★★★ "Five Eagle Brothers": A comedy about five brothers in the village of Duksoori who are famous for their sibling rivalry. (12/04) ★★★★ "Seasons Romance": A chapterized drama that depicts the lives of men, woman, and then their romantic synthesis. (12/04) ★★★★ "My Sister": A music student visiting his sister in Seoul finds her dead. It looks like suicide, but the more he and the detective dig, the more shocking and heartbreaking her death becomes. (12/04) ★★★ "GROW: Infinite's Real Youth Life":  The K-pop group "Infinite" share their experiences on tour, as well as the things they've kept bottled up during their rise to fame. (12/04) ★★★ "The Hospice": A chilling documentary that reveals how the patients, their family, and staff members of a hospice handle death and the void it creates. (12/04),...More

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  [Video] Trailer released for the Korean documentary 'GROW: Infinite's Real Youth Life'
  2014/11/05, Source
  Trailer released for the upcoming Kore,...More

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  Upcoming Korean documentary "GROW: Infinite's Real Youth Life"
  2014/10/31, Source
  Added the upcoming Korean documentary "GROW: Infinite's Real Youth Life"'s page to HanCinema database,...More