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*[[Rosemary]] (2003) | *[[Rosemary]] (2003) | ||
*[[Daemang|Great Ambition]] (2002) | *[[Daemang|Great Ambition]] (2002) | ||
*[[Kaist]] (1999) | *[[Kaist]] (1999) | ||
| − | *Snail (1997) | + | *[[Snail]] (1997) |
*''The Sandglass'' (1995) | *''The Sandglass'' (1995) | ||
*[[Eye of Dawn]] (1991) | *[[Eye of Dawn]] (1991) | ||
Revision as of 14:42, 19 February 2007
Song Ji-Na
Contents
Profile
- Name: 송지나 / Song Ji Na
- Birthdate: September 12, 1959
- Gender: Female
- Profession: Writer
Biography
Song Ji-Na was born on September 12th, 1959. She mostly works together with director Kim Jong Hak. She got a degree in journalism, and started her writing career by writing scripts of social documentary series of a South Korean TV station. You can say she's a real pioneer, always broadening the territory of Korean dramas. She actually ignited the wave talking about recent history of Korea by writing a successful drama, Eye of Dawn (1991), which covered the first half of 20th century of Korea. And with the success of 'The Sandglass' (1995), she mastered the 20th century of South Korea with her own stories.
(info provided on Totuta's Sandglass Website)
Dramas
- The Story of the First King's Four Gods (KBS, 2007)
- Rosemary (2003)
- Great Ambition (2002)
- Kaist (1999)
- Snail (1997)
- The Sandglass (1995)
- Eye of Dawn (1991)
Movies
- Love (1999)