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Choi yun so ssi anyong hassaeyo👋 ...joneun pan inika iseuraèl esseo....mimoneun jo antaeso jongmal tokpaehanyo..
Agassineun keuntchassimyon....uri gyoronhapssda
Joneun 47(ajjik) nyon salgo

👥 Tssfardeone (🕒2022-07-05 01:47:24)

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Heo Sung-tae will be casted in this 😆

👥 (🕒2022-07-02 12:30:46)

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Unfortunately, still no update on a release, please check (Open 🔗)
for information, Devils Stay is the current title.

👥 HanCinema (🕒2022-06-29 08:22:02)

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We have been waiting for Lee Min-Ki's movie titled "Four Days" for years. When will it be shown in the theatres?

👥 Charlize (🕒2022-06-28 20:59:23)

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Thank you for the heads-up, we might have inverted the the 9 and 8.

👥 HanCinema (🕒2022-06-27 08:37:32)

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Her birthday is actually 1989/12/14 as referenced on her Korean Wikipedia page and NamuWiki. ^^ Because when she started acting in 2011, she was already an adult.

👥 ayamefan13 (🕒2022-06-26 07:32:59)

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Congratulations and best wishes to our Jang Nara and her groom :-) God bless your marriage and wish you to have 2 kids to pass on/transfer your beautiful heart as well as your talents..

👥 etidalgo3 (🕒2022-06-22 17:36:05)

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Many movie releases have been delayed for the past few years.

👥 HanCinema (🕒2022-06-19 09:16:16)

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How long does it take for this movie to hit theaters? Looking forward to seeing Lee Min-Ki playing the role of a priest.

👥 Charlize (🕒2022-06-18 21:08:02)

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Thank you so much for your article. I am so glad "My Liberation Notes" and "Our Blues" are on the top of the list. I really like to watch "ordinary people" story drama series rather than chaebol "rich people family" story drama series. I stay away from "chaebol" drama series as the stories are boring and loaded with "vengeful intentions" and not about forgiving. Thank you again.

👥 (🕒2022-06-12 05:17:49)

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The word "resigned" has been more clearly fixed to read as "re-signed" to avoid confusion. We apologize for the error.

👥 schwartzteacher@hanm (🕒2022-06-09 16:21:45)

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It's interesting that the movie portrays traditional gisaeng dances as uniquely patriotic and alluring, given that gisaeng culture was quite popular in Japan during the Occupation period and deliberately genocided by both Korean governments after the war for that exact same reason. I'm not sure whether Shin Sang-ok was old enough to remember this though. His declining popularity and interest in explicitly liberationist themes that were often considered verboten by authorities is also not discussed often enough in his work, I think, possibly because doing so might imply he was more of a willing participant for the North Korean part of his career than anyone's comfortable admitting to.

👥 schwartzteacher@hanm (🕒2022-06-09 16:17:34)

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