Kang Dong-won (강동원) wins 2017 Star Asia Award in New York

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Yuan-Kwan Chan
– July 14, 2017Posted in: Featured, Film, South Korea
South Korean actor Kang Dong-won (center) won the Star Asia Award at the 2017 New York Asian Film Festival. To the right is the festival's executive director, Samuel Jamier. (photo by Brent. N Clarke)
South Korean actor Kang Dong-won (center) won the Star Asia Award at the 2017 New York Asian Film Festival. To the right is the festival’s executive director, Samuel Jamier. (photo by Brent. N Clarke)

 

In his introductory remarks before the screening of "Vanishing Time: A Boy Who Returned," Kang Dong-won switched between Korean and English. At the Film Society of Lincoln Center, Kang said that the genre of that particular film was not common in Korea. (photo by Brent. N Clarke)
In his introductory remarks before the screening of “Vanishing Time: A Boy Who Returned,” Kang Dong-won switched between Korean and English. At the Film Society of Lincoln Center, Kang said that the genre of that particular film was not common in Korea. (photo by Brent. N Clarke)

 

After receiving his Star Asia Award, Kang Dong-won briefly talked about his next two projects: "1987," a film about the pro-democracy movement in South Korea; and "Jin-Roh: The Wolf Brigade," a science fiction work based on the 1999 Japanese animation directed by Hiroyuki Okiura. (photo by Brent. N Clarke)
After receiving his Star Asia Award, Kang Dong-won briefly talked about his next two projects: “1987,” a film about the pro-democracy movement in South Korea; and “Jin-Roh: The Wolf Brigade,” a science fiction work based on the 1999 Japanese animation directed by Hiroyuki Okiura. (photo by Brent. N Clarke)

 

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