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West 32nd (2007)A lawyer gets mixed up with Korean gangsters in New York City. Director:Michael Kang |
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Title: West 32nd (2007)
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| John Cho | ... |
John Kim
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Jun-seong Kim | ... |
Mike Juhn
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Jun-ho Jeong | ... |
Jin Ho Chun
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| Grace Park | ... |
Lila Lee
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| Jane Kim | ... |
Suki Kim
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| Lanny Joon | ... |
Saeng
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Hans Kim | ... |
Kyuc
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| Chil Kong | ... |
Detective Park
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| Heejun Han | ... |
Danny
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| Haerry Kim | ... |
Mama San
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Joe Forbrich | ... |
Frank Ferenti
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Frank Jang | ... |
Fat Cho
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Elena Chang | ... |
Miyun
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Steve Pak | ... |
Kevin Lee
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| Jonathan Roumie | ... |
Lloyd
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"West 32nd" takes the cameras inside New York's gritty Korean underworld. After hustling his way onto a homicide case, attorney John Kim (Cho) finds himself thrust into a sordid world of hard realities and moral compromises after he is taken under the wing of a ruthless Korean gangster who knows no limits. Written by anonymous
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Release Date:
22 November 2007 (South Korea) See more »Also Known As:
We-steu-sam-ship-e-beon-ga See more »Filming Locations:
Kaufman Astoria Studios - 3412 36th Street, Astoria, Queens, New York City, New York, USA See more »Box Office
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$2,500,000 (estimated)Company Credits
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I was lucky enough to see this movie last night at the San Francisco International Asian American Film Festival. Several cast members including John Cho and Director, Michael Kang were in attendance for the screening.
The film was sold out and there was a line around the block to see this one. It was well worth the wait of standing in line for.
Without giving too much away it was an excellent character study of Korean-Americans (both American-born and foreign-born). Culture clashes, deceit, protecting loved ones, and "owing" your own culture are portrayed here in fine detail. Great action sequences too.