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Jung Woo And Han Ye Ri Confirmed To Be Judges For Actors Of The Year Awards At 28th Busan International Film Festival

Actors Jung Woo and Han Ye Ri are confirmed to be judges for the Actors of the Year awards at the 28th Busan International Film Festival (BIFF)! The Actors of the Year awards were established in 2014 with the aim of discovering rookie actors who have potential to lead the future of the Korean film industry. One actor and one actress who showcased outstanding performance will be selected among the…

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'Dear Jinri' Previously known as 'Personal: Sulli' will be released on '28th Busan International Film Festival'. the story of late #Sulli and her last interview.

The festival will be held from 4-13 October 2023.

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Krystal - 28th Busan International Film Festival Pics

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231008 wonwoo weverse update:

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*jun won the rising star of the year award at the 28th busan international film festival (BIFF) 2023

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Trailer for "Dear Jinri" (진리에게) for the 28th Busan International Film Festival Selection

According to Mystic Story, “Persona: Sulli” is divided into two parts—the short feature film “4: Clean Island” starring Sulli as the lead and the feature-length documentary film “Dear Jinri.” The film will be released in the second half of this year and unveiled a main poster.

■ “4: Clean Island” follows the story of “4,” who dreams of immigrating to the Clean Island, which is the cleanest place in the world, as she shares the story about a special pig at a strange immigration checkpoint where people have to confess their sins in order to pass through.

■ “Dear Jinri” is a feature-length documentary film that conveys the various daily concerns and thoughts that Sulli as well as 25-year-old Choi Jinri felt in the form of an interview.

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Sept 5: Only the River Flows, directed by Wei Shujun & starring Zhu Yilong, has been selected for screening at the 28th Busan International Film Festival (Oct 4-13) under the “A Window on Asian Films” category.

Schedule has yet to be released.

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Nam Joo Hyuk Goes Viral Amid Military Service: Fans Gush Over His Stunning Transformation

Nam Joo Hyuk, the popular actor and model, has been making waves online even while he is on a hiatus for his mandatory military service. Fans and netizens have been raving about his amazing weight loss and handsome appearance in some recent photos that surfaced on the internet. Read on to find out more about the viral sensation that is Nam Joo Hyuk.

How Nam Joo Hyuk Captivated the Public with His Military Look

On October 7, Nam Joo Hyuk became a hot topic among various online communities after some of his photos in the military were shared on a forum. The post was titled “Nam Joo Hyuk’s Impressive Weight Loss” and it showed the actor attending a public event while serving in the military.

(Photo : Pannchoa) The photos revealed that Nam Joo Hyuk had lost some weight and gained some muscles, making him look more fit and toned. He was wearing his military uniform and holding a microphone, looking confident and charismatic. His sharp features and clear skin also added to his charm and attractiveness. https://twitter.com/222PERCENT_/status/1710137942428307525?s=20 The photos quickly spread on social media and received a lot of positive comments from fans and netizens who were impressed by his transformation. Some of the reactions were: "Nam Joo Hyuk looks amazing!" "He really suits the military uniform." "Wow! He’s even more attractive now." "It’s clear why he’s a celebrity. He is so handsome." "Nam Joo Hyuk is incredibly good-looking…It’s frustrating!."

What Nam Joo Hyuk Has Been Up to While in the Military

Nam Joo Hyuk enlisted in the military on August 16, 2023, as an active duty soldier. He is expected to be discharged on May 15, 2025. He is currently serving in the Army’s 22nd Division, which is also known as the “White Skull” Division.

(Photo : Pannchoa) Before he enlisted, he had finished filming for his upcoming drama “Vigilante”, which is based on a webtoon of the same name. The drama is an action-thriller that tells the story of Kim Ji Young, a model police academy student by day who becomes a dark hero at night who punishes criminals who escape the law. Nam Joo Hyuk plays the role of Kim Ji Young, who leads a double life and faces various challenges and dangers. The drama also stars Lee Yoo Young, Kim Sung Kyun, Park Hae Joon, and more. “Vigilante” is set to premiere on November 8 on Disney Plus, a famous online streaming platform. The drama has already generated a lot of buzz and anticipation among fans and viewers, especially after it was screened at the 28th Busan International Film Festival. The first three episodes of “Vigilante” were shown at the film festival on October 9, and received a warm response from the audience. The cast and director of the drama also attended an open forum after the screening and shared their thoughts and experiences.

(Photo : Disney+) The director of the drama praised Nam Joo Hyuk for his strong immersion in his character. He said that he liked the actor’s eyes as they conveyed the right emotions that the role required. He also said that Nam Joo Hyuk had worked hard to prepare for the action scenes and had shown great passion and professionalism. Nam Joo Hyuk also expressed his gratitude to the director and the cast for their support and guidance. He said that he had enjoyed filming for the drama and that he hoped that the viewers would like it as well.

Why Nam Joo Hyuk Is One of the Most Loved Actors in Korea

Nam Joo Hyuk is not only known for his good looks but also for his versatile acting skills and charming personality. He debuted as a model in 2013 and then ventured into acting in 2014. He rose to fame with his roles in dramas such as “Who Are You: School 2015”, “Cheese in the Trap”, “Moon Lovers: Scarlet Heart Ryeo”, “Weightlifting Fairy Kim Bok Joo”, “The Bride of Habaek”, “The Light in Your Eyes”, and more. He has also starred in movies such as “The Great Battle”, “Josée”, and “Remember”. He has won several awards and accolades for his performances, such as the Best New Actor Award at the Baeksang Arts Awards, the Excellence Award at the MBC Drama Awards, and the Best Actor Award at the Seoul International Drama Awards.

(Photo : Netflix Korea Instagram | The Swoon) Nam Joo Hyuk He is also known for his philanthropic activities and social causes. He has donated to various organizations and causes, such as supporting children with leukemia, providing relief goods to flood victims, sponsoring scholarships for students, and more. He is also loved by his fans for his humble and friendly attitude. He often interacts with his fans through his social media accounts and fan meetings. He also shows his support and friendship to his fellow actors and celebrities.Subscribe to IDOLS KPOP for exclusive updates and captivating content. Read the full article

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Jehoon together with Park Eunbin will host the opening ceremony of the 28th Busan International Film Festival that will be held this year from 4th to 13th of October.

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Documentary : Flickering Lights

(Best Cinematography award at IDFA 2023, documentary competition at 28th Busan International Film Festival, featured in New Asian Currents section at Yamagata International Documentary Film Festival, IDFA Interntional Competition 2023)

In the remote village of Tora near the India-Myanmar border, there are no roads, no water supply, no schools or hospitals. Despite over seventy years of independence in India, the village has been marginalized and forgotten because of its long history of rebellions. Then one day, news arrives that electricity will finally reach the village. The villagers are skeptical yet excited about illuminating their Christmas with bright lights. A small shop owner is thrilled at the prospect of purchasing a refrigerator and selling ice cream while the village men toil, digging a hole to erect a utility pole. With a tender and considerate gaze, Flickering Lights observe the villagers’ dreams and reality, hopes and despair until the day the village’s first lightbulb flickers to life. The villagers’ humor-laden optimism and yearning to escape the shadows of history shines brightly, much like the brilliant light that comes on after a few flickers.

Director Anupama SRINIVASAN, Anirban DUTTA Screenplay Anupama SRINIVASAN, Anirban DUTTA Cinematography Anupama SRINIVASAN, Vandita JAIN, Mrinmoy MONDAL Editor Anupama SRINIVASAN Sound Shreyank NANJAPPA Music Saskia RAO DE HAAS

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HAN HYO JOO AT 28th BUSAN INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL

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BIFF 2023 Asia Content Awards & Global OTT Awards

  There’s something uniquely special about seeing people receive accolades for the years of hard work, dedication, passion, and love. To know that they know they’re appreciated for their craft, as happened at the 2023 Asia Content Awards & Global OTT Awards. Created in Held on the night of October 8th at the 28th Busan International Film Festival, the Asia Content Awards & Global OTT Awards…

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Patision Avenue by Thanasis Neofotistos from RADIATOR IP Sales on Vimeo.

★★★★★ "Tense & Clever” SIGHT&SOUND ★★★★★ "The most memorable film of 2019” CORTOSFERA ★★★★★ “Breathless!” FLIX ★★★★★ “Masterpiece!” CINEPIVATES

FICTION / 2018 / 12 MINUTES / GREEK (MODERN) / SHORT FILM / 4K-UHD / 25FPS / 5.1 SURROUND / GREECE

Director: Thanasis Neofotistos Production: Argonauts Productions S.A.

Synopsis: Yanni’s mum is running late to an audition as a Shakespearean Viola. After she learns that her son is left home alone, she will fight to balance her most important roles in life through a series of phone calls, in a single-long-take shot in the most controversial area of central Athens: Patision Avenue.

Film credits: AN ARGONAUTS S.A. production in co-production with ERT S.A. Directed by: Thanasis Neofotistos Producer: Ioanna Bolomyti Written By: Yorgos Angelopoulos, Thanasis Neofotistos, Pavlos Sifakis. Executive Producer: Panos Papahadzis Associate Producer: Kyveli Short Cast: Marina Symeou Director of Photography: Yannis Fotou GSC Editing: Panos Aggelopoulos Production Design: Thanasis Neofotistos Costume Design: Eva Gaitanidou Sound Design: Alejandro Cabrera Sound: Alejandro Cabrera, Yannis Antipas Production Manager: Giorgos Karoris Special Thanks: Grigoris Skarakis, Giannis Karantanis, Konstantina Koutsonasiou. International Sales: Radiator IP Sales

Festivals and awards: 75th Venice International Film Festival | World Premiere 41st Clermont-Ferrand International Short FF 2019 | Canal+ Award | Special jury Award | EFA Nomination 36th Busan ISFF | Excellence Award for Best Picture 49th Tampere International SFF 30th Sao Paolo International Short Film Festival 68th Melbourne International Film Festival 25th Encounters International Short Film Festival 28th Aspen ISFF 31st Minimalen Short Film Festival 31st Dresden ISFF | Opening Film 41st Moscow IFF 22nd Brussels ISFF 24th Vilnius IFF Kino Pavasaris 47th FNC Montreal Du Nouveau Cinema IFF 54th Chicago International Film Festival 22nd POFF Shorts-Black Nights IFF 18th Concorto ISFF 14th Show Me Shorts Film Festival 45th Filmets Badalona Film Festival 6th Bosporus IFF | Best International Short Fiction Film 4th Euregion Film Festival Cinesud | Special Jury Award 59th Thessaloniki IFF | National Premiere 16th Tirana IFF 12th NDU International FF 30th Trieste IFF 15th Akbank Sanat ISFF 21s t Mecal Pro Barcelona ISFF 11th Go-Short 33th Leeds IFF 30th LIFFE IFF 44th Cleveland International Film Festival & 70 more

NOMINATION European Film Awards 2019 NOMINATION Greek Film Academy 2019

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Song Joong Ki Initially Turned Down Movie Role Opposite Park Bo Young for THIS Particular Reason

Song Joong Ki and Park Bo Young are two of the most popular and talented actors in South Korea. They have starred in many successful dramas and movies, such as “Innocent Man,” “Descendants of the Sun,” “Vincenzo,” “Space Sweepers,” “Reborn Rich,” “Strong Woman Do Bong Soon,” “On Your Wedding Day,” and “Collective Invention.” But one of their most memorable and iconic roles was in the 2012 movie “A Werewolf Boy.” The film tells the story of a feral boy named Chul Soo (Song Joong Ki) who meets a lonely girl named Sun Yi (Park Bo Young) who teaches him how to love and live as a human.

(Photo : tvN's Official Instagram) The movie was a huge hit, breaking box office records and becoming one of the highest-grossing Korean films of all time. It also received critical acclaim for its touching plot, beautiful cinematography, and impressive performances by the lead actors. But did you know that Song Joong Ki almost missed the chance to play Chul Soo? And that Park Bo Young had to overcome many challenges to portray Sun Yi? In this article, we will reveal some behind-the-scenes facts and stories about how Song Joong Ki and Park Bo Young became the stars of “A Werewolf Boy.”

Song Joong Ki’s Initial Rejection

Song Joong Ki is known for his versatile and charismatic acting skills. He can play any role, from a charming soldier to a ruthless lawyer to a heroic astronaut. But when he was offered the role of Chul Soo, he hesitated and declined. Why? Because he thought that the role was too easy and boring. He said that he was arrogant and ambitious at that time, and he wanted to show off his acting skills with more dialogue and expressions. It was when I began doing lead roles in dramas. It was a time when I had the desire to do well, and had the arrogant thought, 'I don’t even have a line of dialogue.' He revealed this during a talk at the Actors House as part of the 28th Busan International Film Festival, where he shared various stories from his 15-year career in the industry. He said that he received the script again two months later, and he changed his mind after reading it. He felt goosebumps and regretted his previous decision. I read it and got goosebumps. I thought, 'Why did I decline this work?' He realized that the role was not easy at all, but rather challenging and demanding. He had to convey his emotions and thoughts through his eyes, gestures, and sounds. He had to act like a wild animal, but also show his innocence and curiosity.

(Photo : KOFIC) A Werewolf Boy still | Park Bo Young, Song Joong Ki He decided to accept the role and work hard to prepare for it. He studied animal documentaries, practiced martial arts, learned sign language, and lost weight. He also spent a lot of time with Park Bo Young to build chemistry and trust. He said that he was grateful for the opportunity to play Chul Soo, as it was one of his most meaningful and rewarding roles. It was an honor to be able to act with Park Bo Young. She is an amazing actress who can express everything with her eyes. She helped me a lot during filming. I learned so much from her. He also thanked the director, Jo Sung Hee, for trusting him and guiding him. Director Jo Sung Hee is a genius who created such a beautiful story. He gave me a lot of freedom and confidence as an actor. He is like a brother to me. He said that he still cherishes the memories of filming “A Werewolf Boy,” and that he often wonders what would have happened if he didn’t appear in the movie.

Park Bo Young’s Struggles

Park Bo Young is known for her cute and lovely image. She has a sweet voice, a bright smile, and a bubbly personality. She can play any role, from a strong woman to a bride-to-be to a mutant fish. But when she was cast as Sun Yi, she faced many difficulties and hardships. She said that she had to overcome her own limitations and fears to portray Sun Yi.

(Photo : Park Bo Young Instagram) One of the challenges was her voice. She said that she had vocal cord nodules, which made her voice hoarse and weak. She had to undergo surgery before filming, but she still had trouble speaking loudly and clearly. My voice was not good at all. I had to shout a lot in the movie, but I couldn’t do it well. I felt sorry for Song Joong Ki, who had to listen to my voice all day. She said that she also had to change her tone and accent, as Sun Yi was from Gangwon Province. She said that she practiced with a dialect coach, but she still made mistakes and felt embarrassed. I had to speak in a Gangwon dialect, which was very hard for me. I had to repeat the same lines over and over again. I felt like I was ruining the movie. Another challenge was her appearance. She said that she had to look older and more mature than her actual age, as Sun Yi was a mother of two in the present-day scenes. She said that she had to wear makeup and costumes that made her look different from her usual self. I had to look like a 40-year-old woman, which was not easy for me. I had to wear a wig and glasses, and put on some weight. I felt like I was losing my identity. She said that she also had to express a lot of emotions, such as sadness, anger, fear, and love. She said that she had to cry a lot in the movie, which drained her energy and affected her mood. I had to cry almost every day. It was very exhausting and depressing. I felt like I was living in a dark world. She said that she had to rely on Song Joong Ki and the director for support and guidance. She said that Song Joong Ki was very considerate and caring, and that he helped her relax and have fun on set. Song Joong Ki is a very kind and warm person. He always made me laugh and comforted me when I was tired or stressed. He was like a real brother to me. She said that the director was very understanding and encouraging, and that he helped her improve her acting skills and confidence. Director Jo Sung Hee is a very gentle and humble person. He always praised me and gave me constructive feedback. He made me feel like I was doing a good job. She said that she was proud of being part of “A Werewolf Boy,” and that it was one of her most memorable and meaningful roles.

The Legacy of ‘A Werewolf Boy’

“A Werewolf Boy” was released on November 30, 2012, and it became an instant hit. It attracted more than 7 million viewers in Korea, making it the most-watched Korean melodrama of all time. It also received positive reviews from critics and audiences, who praised its story, visuals, music, and acting.

song-joong-ki-turned-down-movie-park-bo-young The movie won several awards, such as the Grand Bell Award for Best Director, the Blue Dragon Award for Best New Director, the Baeksang Arts Award for Most Popular Actor (Song Joong Ki), the Korean Film Actor’s Association Award for Best Actress (Park Bo Young), and the Korean Association of Film Critics Award for Best Music. The movie also gained international recognition, as it was screened at various film festivals around the world, such as the Toronto International Film Festival, the Berlin International Film Festival, the Hong Kong International Film Festival, the Udine Far East Film Festival, the New York Asian Film Festival, and the Fantasia International Film Festival. The movie also inspired a musical adaptation in 2014, starring Park Hyung Sik and Yoo Seung Ho as Chul Soo, and Ivy and Ock Joo Hyun as Sun Yi. The movie also left a lasting impact on the fans, who still love and support Song Joong Ki and Park Bo Young. Many fans hope that they will reunite in another project someday. The movie also touched the hearts of many people, who related to its themes of love, friendship, family, loyalty, sacrifice, and hope. “A Werewolf Boy” is not just a movie. It is a masterpiece that transcends time and space. It is a story that will make you laugh, cry, smile, and dream. Subscribe to IDOLS KPOP for exclusive updates and captivating content. Read the full article