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| Woo-hee Chun | ... | Han Gong-Ju | |
| In-sun Jung | ... | Eun-Hee (as In-seon Jeong) | |
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So-young Kim | ... | Hwa-Ok (as So-Young Kim) |
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Yeong-ran Lee | ... | Ms. Lee |
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Ji-won Baek | ||
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Han-bin Jeong | ||
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Choeyongjun Kim | ... | Dong-yoon |
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Hyun Joon Kim | ... | Min-Ho |
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Jung-suk Kim | ||
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Beom-Taek Kwon | ... | Police captain (as Bum-Taeg Kwon) |
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Chung-hee Lee | ||
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Sang-Heon Lee | ||
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Kyoung-jin Min | ||
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Seung-mok Yoo | ||
Han Gong-Ju is taken to a home in an unfamiliar area. The home belongs to her former high school teacher's mother. The mother wants to know why her son is leaving Han Gong-Ju there, even if he promises she will be there for only a week. An investigation is ongoing back in Han Gong-Ju's hometown. Can Han Gong-Ju escape from her past? Written by Anonymous
'Han Gong Ju' is one of Korea's finest movies, and the directors first.
It became their country's biggest indie movie, even outselling Spiderman 2 in that comic obsessed culture. Maybe because 'Hang Gong Ju' was inspired by a real-life event that makes the 'Unbelievable' mini-series 'tame'.
I felt its female pain, uncomfortable of being male in chauvinistic society.