Steel Cold Winter 2013 full movies

Steel Cold Winter 2013 full movies

Steel Cold Winter 2013 full movies: Firstly, Set within a small town on a mountain, Hae-Won (Kim Yoon-Hye) lives alone with her mentally ill father. Her father is viewed as a pariah by the other residents. Rumors also swirl around Hae-Won. She knows secrets about the other residents that others find mystifying. Hae-Won also hards a dark, terrible secret.

Yoon-Soo (Kim Shi-Hoo) blames himself for his friend's suicide. His parents decide to move from Seoul to the small mountain town. Yoon-Soo is viewed by others as the cool guy from Seoul, but he takes an interest in outcast Hae-Won. A fatal love begins. They look so happy with their life.

Notes

1. According to director Choi Jin-Seong's Q&A session after screening the movie at the Busan International Film Festival (attended by AsianWiki), Kim Yoon-Hye did not have any ice skating experience prior to signing up for this film. She practiced extensively for three weeks prior to filming and then performed 99% of the ice skating herself in the movie.

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• Movie: Steel Cold Winter (English title) / Girl (literal title)
• Revised romanization: Sonyeo
• Hangul: 소녀
• Director: Choi Jin-Seong
• Writer: Choi Yoon-Jin, Choi Jin-Seong
• Producer: Choi Yoon-Jin, Choi Seung-Hyun
• Cinematographer: Son Won-Ho
• World Premiere: October 4, 2013 (Busan International Film Festival)
• Release Date: November 7, 2013
• Runtime: 109min.
• Genre: Mystery / Suspense-Thriller / Teen / Rural
• Distributor: CJ Entertainment
• Language: Korean
• Country: South Korea

Cast

Kim Shi-Hoo as Yoon-Soo

Kim Yoon-Hye as Hae-Won

Additional Cast Members:

• Moon Chang-Kil as village foreman
• Park Jin-Woo as detective
• Jang In-Sub as Young-Jae
• Oh Hee-Joon as Hyoung-Joon
• Seo Hyun-Woo as math teacher
• Park So-Dam as Ji-Yeon
• Jung In-Gi as Hae-Won's father
• Kim Gwang-Sub as Gwang-Sub
• Han Hee-Jung as Seoul School home room teacher
• Gi Ju-Bong

Film Festivals

• 2013 (18th) Busan International Film Festival - October 3-12, 2013 - New Currents *World Premiere
• 2014 (16th) Deauville Asian Film Festival - March 5-9, 2014 - Competition
• 2014 (18th) Fantasia Film Festival - July 17-August 7, 2014 - The Best Years of my Life? *Canadian Premiere