Jo In Sung | Zo In Sung 조인성 / Drama 2023: Moving 무빙

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7 hours ago, syntyche said:

Following the success of "Escape from Mogadishu" in Korea, theaters around the world are aiming for the best. Expanded sales to 75 countries overseas, including Germany→Singapore

 

The action film "Mogadishu" (directed by Ryu Seung-wan, produced by Dexter Studio, and produced by Foreign Oil & Marine Power), which set the highest box office record among its releases this year, has been sold to 75 countries around the world thanks to enthusiastic responses.

 

"Mogadishu," which became the biggest hit in 2021, is expanding its overseas sales. "Mogadishu" has been sold to a total of 75 countries since its sales in 50 countries around August 12.

"Mogadishu," which has already recorded 100 percent of Rotten Tomato Critic Score and 96 percent of Audience Score, has been recognized for its international commercial and box office success. A realistic and dramatic story that penetrates the era in the face of the recent outbreak in Afghanistan in the international community has sparked keen interest from overseas distribution officials.

 

Among them, Singapore will be released on the 2nd, Hong Kong and Macau will be released on the 16th, and Taiwan will be released on the 24th, signaling that they will visit fans waiting for the movie following the U.S. and Canada.

 

Major countries sold include Australia, New Zealand, Germany, Belgium, Poland, the Netherlands and Austria in Oceania, and in the Middle East and North Africa, they were sold to most countries, including Morocco, the United Arab Emirates and Egypt.

 

In addition to Singapore, Hong Kong, Macau and Taiwan, which have been confirmed to be released in Asian countries, Japan, Malaysia, Thailand, Mongolia and Indonesia are also waiting for the release date of "Mogadishu," which is drawing keen attention to the global success of Korea, the U.S., and Canada.

 

"Mogadishu" depicts the escape of people who were isolated in the capital, Mogadishu, in 1991 due to the civil war in Somalia. It stars Kim Yun-seok, Jo In-sung, Huh Joon-ho, Kim So-jin, Jung Man-sik, Koo Soo-chang, Kim Jae-hwa, and Park Kyung-hye appeared, and directed by Ryu Seung-wan, director of "Veteran," "Berlin," and "Unfair Trade".

 

https://sports.chosun.com/news/ntype.htm?id=202109030100016130000777&servicedate=20210902

 

@syntyche thanks for sharing this. I'm really very glad that this movie dominated the big screen. This movie reigns the box office for weeks. It is also making waves on the global scene now being released in 75 countries due to the viewers' enthusiastic response. Initially, the film was only released in 50 countries, including the United States and Canada. Interestingly, the movie expanded to more countries.

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Jo In Sung Escape from Mogadishu Sold in 75 Countries

 

 

From one box office hit to another, "Escape from Mogadishu" is also making waves on the global scene with its unique and interesting storyline from lead stars Jo In Sung, Kim Yoon Seok, Heo Joon Ho, and "D.P" actor Goo Kyo Hwan. 

According to Sports Chosun, the action-drama film is now being released in 75 countries due to the viewers' enthusiastic response. 

 

Initially, the Ryu Seung Wan directed film was only released in 50 countries, including the United States and Canada. 

Interestingly, Jo In Sung's movie expanded to 25 countries such as Australia, Germany, New Zealand, Belgium, Poland, Netherlands, and Austria due to public demand. 

 

"Escape from Mogadishu" is currently the top-grossing film in 2021 that depicts the real-life incident after two Koreans were caught up in the chaotic time in Mogadishu, Somalia, during the 1991 civil war. 

Reports also cited that the movie gained 100 percent in Rotten Tomatoes and 96 percent from the audience.

 

https://www.kdramastars.com/articles/121800/20210901/hostage-missing-celebrity-remains-1-box-office-2-million-moviegoers.htm

 

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@willenette Indeed, Mogadishu continues to reign for weeks. Kudos to JIS and the Mogadishu team for their hard work being recognized worldwide. 

 

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3 hours ago, syntyche said:

Jo In Sung Escape from Mogadishu Sold in 75 Countries

 

From one box office hit to another, "Escape from Mogadishu" is also making waves on the global scene with its unique and interesting storyline from lead stars Jo In Sung, Kim Yoon Seok, Heo Joon Ho, and "D.P" actor Goo Kyo Hwan. 

According to Sports Chosun, the action-drama film is now being released in 75 countries due to the viewers' enthusiastic response. 

 

Initially, the Ryu Seung Wan directed film was only released in 50 countries, including the United States and Canada. 

Interestingly, Jo In Sung's movie expanded to 25 countries such as Australia, Germany, New Zealand, Belgium, Poland, Netherlands, and Austria due to public demand. 

 

"Escape from Mogadishu" is currently the top-grossing film in 2021 that depicts the real-life incident after two Koreans were caught up in the chaotic time in Mogadishu, Somalia, during the 1991 civil war. 

Reports also cited that the movie gained 100 percent in Rotten Tomatoes and 96 percent from the audience.

 

https://www.kdramastars.com/articles/121800/20210901/hostage-missing-celebrity-remains-1-box-office-2-million-moviegoers.htm

 

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@willenette Indeed, Mogadishu continues to reign for weeks. Kudos to JIS and the Mogadishu team for their hard work being recognized worldwide. 

 

 

@syntyche  ye, in fact the movie is still in theaters this week.   

 

 

 

Escape From Mogadishu
(Korea)
Opened July 28
Action, Drama
Directed by Ryoo Seung-wan

Set in 1991 Somalia, South Korean Ambassador to Somalia Han Shin-sung (Kim Yoon-seok) and National Security Planning Agency agent Kang Dae-jin (Jo In-sung) are competing against North Korean Ambassador (Heo Jun-ho) for South Korea’s membership in the United Nations. When a civil war breaks out in the African country, the South and North Korean diplomats have to cooperate to escape the country together.

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Jo In Sung Net Worth 2021: ‘Escape from Mogadishu’ Star Earned Millions After Starring in This Classic K-Drama

 

Jo In Sung wowed the K-drama fandom with his outstanding skills and not to mention his striking visuals, making several fans swoon over his intense cuteness.

 

Because of his unique charisma and versatility, this made him one of the most coveted actors in South Korea.

After his acting debut in 1999, the 40-year-old celebrity gained the public's attention in the 2001 melodrama "Piano" alongside Go Soo, Jo Jae Hyun, and Kim Ha Neul.

 

However, the mega-hit K-drama "What Happened in Bali" with Ha Ji Won and So Ji Sub brought Jo In Sung the massive fame he truly deserved.

 

With a slew of remarkable dramas and movies under his belt, as well as his accolade of achievements, there's no doubt how the Hallyu star is among the highest-paid stars and wealthiest Korean celebrities.

 

That being said, let's deep dive into Jo In Sung's net worth and how much he earned every episode.

 

Jo In Sung Rakes Hefty Amount of Money Every Episode

 

His top rating dramas helped this versatile actor amass a good wealth, all thanks to his impeccable acting skills.

Interestingly, several media outlets noted that the award-winning actor reportedly rakes $89,000 per episode.

According to Tatler Asia, Jo In Sung currently sits fifth of the highest-paid K-Drama actors this 2021.

 

Jo In Sung Net Worth 2021

 

When it comes to his financial status, the "That Winter, The Wind Blows" star made a whopping fortune in his 22 years in the industry.

 

According to celebsagewiki.com, Jo In Sung's net worth is around $1 to 5 million through his appearance in dramas, movies, and a long list of endorsements.

 

Jo In Sung Reportedly Made Millions in K-drama 'It's Okay, That's Love'

 

Interestingly, one media outlet shared that the actor did not only take home the highly coveted top prize known as the Daesang award at the APAN Star Awards for the mega-hit K-drama "It's Okay, That's Love" but made a whopping $1 million fortune out of the series.

Apart from it, several fans lauded his heartwarming speech thanking his co-star Gong Hyo Jin.

 

"I think I received the award thanks to Gong Hyo Jin. I don't think I would have been able to act like that without her," he mentioned.

Probably considered as one of the OG K-dramas, "It's Okay, That's Love" highlights the characters who were diagnosed with mental disorders.

In the drama, Jo In Sung played a radio DJ and best-selling author named Jang Jae Yeol, who developed an obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) due to a traumatic experience in his early years.

On the other hand, award-winning actress Gong Hyo Jin is a psychiatrist Ji Hae Soo, who interestingly met Jae Yeol.

 

Jo In Sung Current and Upcoming Projects

The award-winning actor is currently starring in the blockbuster movie "Escape from Mogadishu" and making waves worldwide.

Apart from this, he is set to make a comeback to the small screen with the upcoming K-drama "Moving" with Han Hyo Joo and Cha Tae Hyun.

 

https://www.kdramastars.com/articles/121822/20210903/jo-sung-net-worth-2021-escape-mogadishu-star-earns-millions.htm

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Korean Box Office for the Weekend 2021.09.03 ~ 2021.09.05

 

credit : https://www.kobis.or.kr/kobis/business/main/main.do

 

 

#	Films	Release date	Week-end	Total
1	"Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings"		534 220	754 784
2	"Hostage: Missing Celebrity" (인질)	2021/08/18	135 977	1 398 446
3	"Escape from Mogadishu" (모가디슈)	2021/07/28	103 589	3 248 467
4	"Sinkhole" (싱크홀)	2021/08/11	66 762	2 111 362
5	"Don't Breathe 2"		29 939	49 007
6	"Coda"		16 609	32 962
7	"GUIMOON: The Lightless Door" (귀문)	2021/08/25	5 053	89 682
8	"PAW Patrol: The Movie"		4 988	57 724
9	"My Love" (你的婚禮)		4 867	34 097
10	"Free Guy"		3 139	302 485

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6 couples with the most beautiful fashion style in Korean dramas

 

 

 

https://phunutoday.vn/6-cap-doi-co-phong-cach-thoi-trang-dep-nhat-phim-han-tu-ca-tinh-den-nhe-nhang-deu-co-ca-d300263.html

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Anecdotes of Jo In Sung from the Air Force days posted by reporters

 

 

 

Spoiler

 

 

That's the title that rose to the top of Naver's real-time search keyword for a few minutes on October 23, 2009. Jo In-sung, who was a representative of a handsome actor in his prime, joined the military and held three or four big events, one of which is the 60th Anniversary of the Air Force. While covering as a reporter at the time, I received an air force offer to host the show and appeared in the TV program "Men's Qualifications." It's a picture that I post regularly, and what comes to mind every time I do that is that I remember seeing such a humble, polite, comfortable, and good young man for the first time. Before being a celebrity, it was rare to see a bright, clear, and humane person as a young person. Even when rehearsing together for a week before the event, he always asked me about what he didn't know about pronunciation and tried to learn, and when he picked it up, he sincerely greeted me and joked from time to time to time to soften the atmosphere. The first impression tells so many things. And that feeling doesn't change for some reason. Even now, 12 years later, it's really nice to see you sometimes on TV, and I'm full of hope that you'll do well in the future. 

 

cr: lemontreechani7

 

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Jo In Sung on the cover of Star Focus

http://www.yes24.com/Product/Goods/103552953

 

 

Spoiler

 

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'Escape from Mogadishu' Continues Successful Box-Office Run

 

 

 

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Director Ryoo Seung-wan's latest film "Escape from Mogadishu" is enjoying significant success at the box office, a rarity these days in a film industry still reeling from the coronavirus pandemic.

 

The action flick, which is the most popular film of the year so far, has been among the top three at the local box office for as long as 40 days since its release on July 28, the Korean Film Council said on Monday, attracting some 3.25 million moviegoers.

 

Strong word-of-mouth keeps drawing moviegoers thanks to impressive performances by the cast including Kim Yoon-seok and Zo In-sung, while its subject matter resonates with the current international situation, with headlines dominated by the mass exodus from Afghanistan following the Taliban's takeover.

 

The film is based on the ongoing civil war in Somalia, which began in 1991.

 

 

credit : Chosun Ilbo

 

 

[syntyche]

At The Movies

 

Escape From Mogadishu (PG13)

121 minutes, now showing, not reviewed

 

 

This action-drama based on real events is today the highest-grossing movie of this year in its home market of South Korea.

It is 1991 and Han (Kim Yoon-seok), the South Korean ambassador to Somalia, is trapped in the capital with his family as civil war breaks out. Helped by Kang (Jo In-sung), an intelligence officer, and joined by desperate North Korean diplomats who have become unlikely allies, the group must find a way to reach the airport, where evacuation awaits.

 

https://www.straitstimes.com/life/entertainment/at-the-movies-caper-comedy-queenpins-is-aimless-drama-drive-my-car-takes-a-while

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Jo In sung as Kang Dae Jin

 

 

 

 

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*** "Escape from Mogadishu" is still on theaters.............. 

 

 

[Box Office] Movies in theaters this week

 

   

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Escape From Mogadishu
(Korea)
Opened July 28
Action, Drama
Directed by Ryoo Seung-wan

Set in 1991 Somalia, South Korean Ambassador to Somalia Han Shin-sung (Kim Yoon-seok) and National Security Planning Agency agent Kang Dae-jin (Jo In-sung) are competing against the North Korean ambassador (Heo Jun-ho) for South Korea’s membership in the United Nations. When a civil war breaks out in the African country, the South and North Korean diplomats have to cooperate to escape the country together.
 

 

By Song Seung-hyun (ssh@heraldcorp.com)

 

 

credit : Korea Herald

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Jo In Sung’s Movie ‘Escape from Mogadishu’ Surpasses a Record Breaking 3.3 Million Moviegoers

 

"Escape from Mogadishu," starring Jo In Sung, Kim Yoon Seok, and more, achieved another record-breaking success since its premiere. 

 

The action drama film is making waves globally due to its unique storyline and powerhouse cast. 

Now, the Ryu Seung Wan-directed movie is at the forefront of K-movies after reaching another breakthrough victory. 

 

'Escape from Mogadishu' Hits Over 3.3 Million Spectators

 

Korean Film Council's integrated computer network for movie theater tickets, Jo In Sung's movie, is now eyeing to hit the 3.5 million mark after it surpassed 3.3 million viewers in 44 days of release. 

 

With this, the action drama movie is currently the highest-grossing film of 2021 in South Korea. 

 

To recall, 'Escape from Mogadishu" reached the one million mark with only seven days from its release and reigned the Korean box office for weeks before Lee Kwang Soo's movie "Sinkhole" and "Hostage: Missing Celebrity" starring Hwang Jung Min eclipses the film. 

 

'Escape from Mogadishu' Reaching Global Success After Being Released in 75 Countries

Despite this, the Ryu Seung Wan-directed movie continued its success outside South Korea after it was released in 75 countries. 

 

At the time, Sports Chosun cited that "Escape from Mogadishu" was sold not just in neighboring countries but also receiving massive recognition in the United States, Germany, New Zealand, Australia, Belgium, Poland, Netherlands, and Austria. 

 

In addition, the media outlet also noted that the global release was due to public demand. 

 

Not only that, the K-movie gained a 97 percent audience score on Rotten Tomatoes; this represents the percentage of professional critic reviews that are positive for a given by the viewers to a particular movie or tv show. 

 

Surprising Facts and Why You Need to What' Escape from Mogadishu'

 

Helmed by "The Unjust" director Ryoo Seung Wan, the story follows a real-life incident of two Koreans alongside North Korean embassy workers who got stranded in the middle of a Somali Civil War.

 

Apart from its blockbuster success, "Escape from Mogadishu" reportedly has a jaw-dropping production cost of 11.60 million USD or 24 billion Won and was shot in Morocco, inspired by the movie "Black Hawk Down."

 

Outlets noted that the team spent three months filming in the northwest of Africa due to the unpredictable situation in Somalia.

 

Jo In Sung's Comeback Movie and Upcoming Projects

 

"Escape from Mogadishu" is Jo In Sung's comeback to the big screen after starring in the 2018 historical action film "The Great Battle" alongside Kim Seol Hyun and "Start-Up" star Nam Joo Hyuk. 

 

Following this, he is set to lead in the upcoming film "Smugglers," directed by the same director, Ryu Seung Wan. 

As for his drama, fans would get to see the award-winning actor in the new webtoon-based K-drama, "Moving," alongside Han Hyo Joo and Cha Tae Hyun. 

 

https://www.kdramastars.com/articles/121901/20210909/jo-in-sung-escape-from-mogadishu-record-3-3-million-moviegoers.htm

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The highest-grossing film in South Korea this year is a true story set in Somalia

 

 

In 'Escape from Mogadishu,' North Koreans and South Koreans work towards a common goal.

 

A new South Korean film set during the Somali civil war in 1991 is the highest-grossing film in the Asian country so far this year.

 

With $26.9 million in ticket sales, Escape from Mogadishu has raked in more than the Hollywood movies Black Widow and Fast & Furious 9, according to the Korean film council, despite being released after them and being shown on less theaters. It is also the first film to surpass 3 million ticket sales in the country this year.

 

Directed by South Korean Ryoo Seung-wan, Escape from Mogadishu is based on real events of 1991 when North Korean and South Korean embassy workers and their families, trapped and stranded in the civil war, unexpectedly unite despite their countries’ differences to make a dangerous attempt to escape the city.

 

“This is a story about humanity—living against adversity,” Peter Kawa, who plays the role of a police officer called Khalil in the film, tells Quartz. He is one of six Kenyan actors in the film.

 

Escape from Mogadishu was entirely shot in Morocco in 2019 and it was released in South Korea on July 28 of this year. It stars the South Koreans Kim Yoon-seok, Jo In-sung, Heo Joon-ho and Kim So-jin.

 

Escape from Mogadishu is one of many films related to the Somali civil war, including the 2001 Hollywood movie Black Hawk Dawn by director Ridley Scott.

 

The Somali civil war started in 1988, with the country’s military forces fighting against different rebel groups who were opposing president Mohamed Siad Barre’s dictatorship. Barre was eventually overthrown by opposition groups in 1991.

South Korea had sent diplomats to Somalia in 1987, the same year the two established diplomatic ties, to earn the support of African members of the United Nations as part of its efforts to be admitted to the global body. North Korea and Somalia had established diplomatic relations earlier, in 1967.

 

North Korea and South Korea have had a tense relationship for decades as both claim to be the legitimate government of the entire Korean Peninsula, which the US and the Soviet Union divided in 1945. But in Escape from Mogadishu, this rivalry takes a back seat as their citizens work towards a common goal.

 

“However much people do not agree according to country,” Kawa says, “when it comes now not to saving lives, they get to work together and they remind themselves that they’re all they have—each other.”

 

https://qz.com/africa/2056901/action-movie-set-in-somalia-is-beating-black-widow-in-south-korea/

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On 9/11/2021 at 6:43 PM, syntyche said:

The highest-grossing film in South Korea this year is a true story set in Somalia

 

In 'Escape from Mogadishu,' North Koreans and South Koreans work towards a common goal.

 

A new South Korean film set during the Somali civil war in 1991 is the highest-grossing film in the Asian country so far this year.

 

With $26.9 million in ticket sales, Escape from Mogadishu has raked in more than the Hollywood movies Black Widow and Fast & Furious 9, according to the Korean film council, despite being released after them and being shown on less theaters. It is also the first film to surpass 3 million ticket sales in the country this year.

 

Directed by South Korean Ryoo Seung-wan, Escape from Mogadishu is based on real events of 1991 when North Korean and South Korean embassy workers and their families, trapped and stranded in the civil war, unexpectedly unite despite their countries’ differences to make a dangerous attempt to escape the city.

 

“This is a story about humanity—living against adversity,” Peter Kawa, who plays the role of a police officer called Khalil in the film, tells Quartz. He is one of six Kenyan actors in the film.

 

Escape from Mogadishu was entirely shot in Morocco in 2019 and it was released in South Korea on July 28 of this year. It stars the South Koreans Kim Yoon-seok, Jo In-sung, Heo Joon-ho and Kim So-jin.

 

Escape from Mogadishu is one of many films related to the Somali civil war, including the 2001 Hollywood movie Black Hawk Dawn by director Ridley Scott.

 

The Somali civil war started in 1988, with the country’s military forces fighting against different rebel groups who were opposing president Mohamed Siad Barre’s dictatorship. Barre was eventually overthrown by opposition groups in 1991.

South Korea had sent diplomats to Somalia in 1987, the same year the two established diplomatic ties, to earn the support of African members of the United Nations as part of its efforts to be admitted to the global body. North Korea and Somalia had established diplomatic relations earlier, in 1967.

 

North Korea and South Korea have had a tense relationship for decades as both claim to be the legitimate government of the entire Korean Peninsula, which the US and the Soviet Union divided in 1945. But in Escape from Mogadishu, this rivalry takes a back seat as their citizens work towards a common goal.

 

“However much people do not agree according to country,” Kawa says, “when it comes now not to saving lives, they get to work together and they remind themselves that they’re all they have—each other.”

 

https://qz.com/africa/2056901/action-movie-set-in-somalia-is-beating-black-widow-in-south-korea/

 

@syntyche thanks for sharing this. It is indeed! The movie is on the 2nd spot/ranking during the weekend Korean box-office - 2021.09.10 ~ 2021.09.12   

 

 

 

#	Films	Release date	Week-end	Total
1	"Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings"		297 354	1 226 400
2	"Escape from Mogadishu" (모가디슈)	2021/07/28	80 236	3 381 894
3	"Hostage: Missing Celebrity" (인질)	2021/08/18	68 702	1 521 458
4	"Sinkhole" (싱크홀)	2021/08/11	35 317	2 170 599
5	"your name. " (君の名は。)		24 498	3 772 520
6	"Gunpowder Milkshake"		12 368	30 184
7	"Don't Breathe 2"		11 947	73 639
8	"On the Line" (보이스)	2021/09/15	8 637	15 652
9	"Weathering With You" (天気の子)		8 042	728 366
10	"Coda"		7 110	47 415

 

 

 

source : https://www.kobis.or.kr/kobis/business/main/main.do

[syntyche]

5 tear-jerking Korean romance films that are old but gold

 

There are love stories that do not need 16 episodes with one hour each. While dramas offer a long, unique journey with the characters by making you glued to your screen for at least a day, movies provide a much shorter but equally sweet trip within two hours or so.

 

The 2000s saw the rapidly increasing reach of the Hallyu wave across Asia with its two main players: K-drama and K-pop. However, some who had delved beyond these two know that even back then, Korean entertainment had so much more to offer, and they found it in the form of films. Check out these timeless gems that are guaranteed to wake those butterflies in your stomach - but will make you ugly cry at the same time.

 

The Classic (2003)

 

 

Weaving a tale of two couples from different generations, The Classic is a pure and endearing recollection of first loves and heartbreaks. The modern side of the story shows Ji-Hye (Son Ye-jin) being drawn towards Sang-min (Jo In-sung), whom her friend likes. In parallel with this, flashbacks show that her mother Joo-hee (also played by Son Ye-jin) was also caught up in a love triangle of her own in her youth. As Joo-hee and Joon-ha (Cho Seung-woo) fall hard for each other, her promised marriage to Joon-ha’s friend keeps them from being together. Created by My Sassy Girl director Kwak Jae-young, everything about this movie echoes what its title suggests: a classic equation of a charming pair with excellent chemistry, iconic scenes that the audience would remember for years, dreamy locations, and a replay-worthy soundtrack.

 

https://www.allkpop.com/article/2021/09/5-tear-jerking-korean-romance-films-that-are-old-but-gold

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5 Korean Box Offices This Week, Shang-Chi Rules

Based on data from the Korean Film Council, here are the five Korean box offices this week.
 

 

Escape from Mogadishu
The film Escape from Mogadishu rose to the runner-up position or second place after last week was in third place.

This film tells the life and death of runaway workers at the North and South Korean embassies who are stranded in the midst of the Somali Civil War.

The film is Jo In-sung's first project after a three-year hiatus and will also star Kim Yun-seok (Tazza: The Hidden Card) and Heo Joon-ho (Man of Men).

The film sold 133,472 tickets on 828 screens and made $1.1 million this week. Since its release on July 28, 2021, the film has sold 3,381,975 and raised US$27.5 million.

https://www.cnnindonesia.com/hiburan/20210914092625-220-693887/5-box-office-korea-pekan-ini-shang-chi-berkuasa.

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Actor Jo In Sung selected as the first model for the luxury platform "Catch Fashion"

 

 

Online Luxury Platform Catch Fashion announced on the 17th that it will select actor Jo In-sung as an advertising model and present digital advertising videos.

 

Catch Fashion has been conducting a digital campaign since mid-August to inform the uncomfortable truth of the luxury platform market with a message titled "Doubt Your Luxury."

 

The advertisement video captures the characteristics and policies of luxury platforms that can be trusted and purchased in line with actor Jo In-sung's deep aura and heavy presence.

 

Catch Fashion will hold a "100% official luxury platform, Join Catch" event until the 30th in line with digital advertisement video On Air. It proposes best items for the fall season by women and men, and offers a 12% discount. If credit card company benefits are added, popular items can be found at up to 25% discount.

 

The digital advertisement video will be released on the official YouTube channel of Catch Fashion at noon and through the official SNS or Naver Catch Fashion search.

 

In the future, Catch Fashion will use various channels along with Jo In-sung to expand customer contact points and carry out meaningful activities to create positive synergy.

 

A Catch Fashion official said, "As long as the online luxury market's distribution structure continues, customers will increase as long as the authenticity of the genuine product is attributed to customers," adding, "We planned to promote the need for a proper luxury purchase environment and form a consensus of consumers."

 

https://newsis.com/view/?id=NISX20210917_0001587937&cID=13001&pID=13000

 

 

 

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The cumulative number of "Mogadishu" viewers surpassed 3.41 million, and "The box office continues even during the Chuseok holiday." 

The movie "Mogadishu" is drawing attention again to mark the 30th anniversary of South Korea and North Korea's simultaneous joining in the United Nations (September 17).This is because the simultaneous joining to the United Nations took place less than a year after the 1991 Civil War in Somalia, the background of the movie.

 

In early 1991, before both South Korea and North Korea joined the United Nations, Africa had the most voting rights to join the United Nations, and Somalia was a place where South Korea and North Korea fought fiercely to join the United Nations. A civil war broke out at a time when Korea was busy joining the UN, and the film depicts the escape of people who were isolated by the civil war in Mogadishu, Somalia's capital, in 1991.

 

On the 18th and 22nd, director Ryu Seung-wan and director Kim Yoon-seok and Jo In-sung, who are the main characters of the movie, confirms their stage greetings during the Chuseok holiday to repay the support sent by audiences in the Pandemic era. Ryu Seung-wan director Kim Yoon-seok, Jo In-sung, and Koo Chang-yi meet the audience in person on the 18th and Ryu Seung-wan director Kim Yoon-seok, and Jo In-sung on the 22nd to express their gratitude.

 

Meanwhile, the movie "Mogadishu" continues to be a long-term hit with a cumulative audience of 3.41 million on the 16th (Thursday). In addition, in line with the recent Taliban crisis in Afghanistan, attention was paid overseas and sold to 75 countries around the world.

 

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Korean films lead box office in August

 

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Korean films led the box office in August, with the action movie "Escape from Mogadishu" placing first, according to recent data.

A total of 7.91 million people went to the movies last month spending 76.4 billion won ($64.9 million) on ticket sales, the Korean Film Council said Friday.

Local films accounted for 76.1 percent of the sales, up 45.7 percentage points from July, and beating the percentage of foreign films for the first time this year.

"Escape from Mogadishu," based on the true story of South Korean and North Korean diplomats in Somalia, attracted 2.56 million viewers in August, and later became the first film this year to top the 3 million mark.

The disaster comedy film "Sinkhole" came second with 2.02 million viewers, while the action thriller "Hostage: Missing Celebrity" followed in third place with 1.21 million.

Rounding out the top five were two American films the superhero flick "The Suicide Squad" with 420,000 and adventure film "Free Guy" with 300,000. (Yonhap)

 

 

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