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Best Film, Best Director, Best Screenplay
The Unjust (DVD) (2-Disc) (First Press Limited Edition) (Korea Version)Crying Fist and The City of Violence director Ryoo Seung Wan takes a hard swing at crime and corruption in the blockbuster thriller The Unjust, winner of Best Film, Best Director, and Best Screenplay at the 32nd Blue Dragon Film Awards. One of the top grossing Korean films of 2010, The Unjust is relentless in its depiction of the corrupt, self-serving web of police, politicians, and public officials.
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Best Supporting Actress
Late Blossom (DVD) (2-Disc) (First Press Limited Edition) (Korea Version)It's never too late for love. Based on a comic by Kang Pool, Late Blossom revolves around two older couples who don't let age get in the way of love. Directed by Choo Chang Min (Lost in Love), the heartwarming film stars four of Korea's most respected veteran actors. Kim Soo Mi won Best Supporting Actress for her role as an Alzheimer's patient.
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Best Cinematography, Best Art Design
The Front Line (2DVD + OST) (First Press Limited Edition) (Korea Version)Winner of Best Film at the 48th Daejong Film Awards, The Front Line brings audiences to the final battlefield of the Korean War, the mad scramble for a small scrap of land of strategic significance. Another critical and commercial success for Secret Reunion director Jang Hoon, the gritty war movie is scripted by JSA author Park Sang Yeon, and shares similar themes to JSA about camaraderie among enemies at the North-South border.
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A blind woman becomes the most important witness for a murder case in the 2011 thriller Blind. Directed by Ahn Sang Hoon (Arang), the tightly knit film won two awards at the 48th Daejong Film Awards, Best Screenplay and Best Actress for Kim Ha Neul (My Girlfriend is an Agent), who breaks from mold to play the tough blind heroine. Popular teen actor Yoo Seung Ho (4th Period Mystery) co-stars as a rebellious witness who also gets caught up in the case.
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Best New Director, Best New Actor
Bleak Night (DVD) (Korea Version)Tthe dark indie drama Bleak Night paints a brutally realistic portrait of broken friendship and teen discontent with fatal consequences. After high school student Gi Tae (Best New Actor winner Lee Je Hoon) takes his own life, his guilt-ridden father tries to seek out answers, gradually learning what went wrong between Gi Tae and his two friends. Writer-director Yoon Sung Hyun makes an impressive debut with a student film that has proven to be much more, garnering great praise for the young filmmaker at fests and marking him as a name to watch in Korean cinema.
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Best Music
Silenced OSTSelling over four million tickets at the Korean box office, Silenced (a.k.a. The Crucible) has brought widespread attention to a tragic real-life case of sexual abuse at a school for hearing-impaired children. Based on a novel inspired by the shocking case, Silenced is a haunting, harrowing expose of the heinous crimes committed and the uphill battle in court for justice.
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