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Workplace drama ‘Hush’ premieres today with Hwang Jung Min and Yoona

11 Friday Dec 2020

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Award-winning acclaimed actor Hwang Jung Min is mainly a movie actor with only two dramas in his filmography — That Fool (2009) and Korean Peninsula (2012). Some of his films are Ode to My Father, A Bittersweet Life and The Spy Gone North. The actor is now returning to TV after 8 years with JTBC show Hush. Yoona of Kpop group Girl’s Generation aka SNSD and of dramas Prime Minister And I and Love Rain also stars. Continue reading →

New Korean Dramas: December 2020

04 Friday Dec 2020

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December is here! It brings the last few premieres of 2020. As always, there are so many of them that I want to watch. Sigh. So many dramas, so little time. Continue reading →

New thriller film ‘The Spy Gone North’ with Hwang Jung Min, Joo Ji Hoon, Jo Jin Woong and Lee Sung Min

12 Sunday Aug 2018

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Well, after blockbuster Along With the Gods: The Last 49 Days, another star-studded film has just released on August 8 — The Spy Gone North. As the name suggests, the movie is a spy thriller set in the 90s starring Hwang Jung Min (Ode To My Father) as a South Korean spy who is sent to the Continue reading →

Hwang Jung Min, Song Joong Ki and So Ji Sub in period movie ‘Battleship Island’

28 Wednesday Jun 2017

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Battleship Island is an upcoming movie that boasts amazing star cast with an epic backdrop for its central premise. The stars include some of the biggest names of film and dramas — Hwang Jung Min, Song Joong Ki and So Ji Sub and the film is set in an island called Battleship Island (the name given due to its distinct shape). During the period of World War II, when Korea was under Japanese occupation, this land, the Hashima Continue reading →