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This article was written By Jon Jung on 07 Mar 2012, and is filed under Uncategorized.

About Jon Jung

Jon Jung (aka “Coffin Jon”) is the producer and host of the VCinema podcast and editor-in-chief of the VCinema blog. He is an avid movie fan who specializes in Japanese cinema, but enjoys everything from artsy high-brow to mega-billion blockbusters to straight-to-video turds. As an Asian-American, he got the best of all cinematic worlds as a child by receiving mega-doses of Ozu, Bruce Lee, Kamen Rider, and American drive-in movies in addition to a steady diet of punk rock, Japanese literature, and Buddhism. He spent six years in Japan as an English teacher and translator. In 2004, he returned to the United States to complete his Masters in Language Education and continue his career as a language educator and cultural anthropologist with a focus on language policy and language shift. Jon is a former Myrle Clark Award recipient for excellence in creative writing and has contributed to World Film Locations: Tokyo (Intellect, 2011).

The VCinema Show Episode 40: Korean Cinema Blogathon 2012 Special

Anyong haseyo! Welcome to this special 2012 Korean Cinema Blogathon episode of the VCinema Show, our flagship podcast. In this episode, we review the 2002 comedy caper Saving My Hubby starring South Korea’s “It” girl Bae Doo-na. Also included in this episode is news and discussion about the Korean Film Archive’s new YouTube channel, as well as Into the White Night (2010), Air Doll (2009), Monsters Club (2011)

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