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==Details==
 
==Details==
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*'''Title:''' 압록강은 흐른다 / Amnok River Flows
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*'''Title:''' 압록강은 흐른다 / Amnokgangeun Heureunda
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*'''Also known as:''' Der Yalu Fliesst / Yalu River Flows
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*'''English title:''' Amnok River Flows / Yalu River Flows
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*'''German title:''' Der Yalu fließt
 
*'''Genre:''' Period, Biographical
 
*'''Genre:''' Period, Biographical
 
*'''Episodes:''' 3
 
*'''Episodes:''' 3
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*'''Broadcast network:''' SBS (Korea), Bayerischer Rundtunk (Germany)
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*'''Broadcast network:''' SBS
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*'''Broadcast period:''' 2008-Nov-14
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*'''Broadcast date:''' 2008-Nov-14
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*'''Air time:'''
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*'''Air time:''' Friday 20:50
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*'''Viewership rating:''' peak: 8.6% Korea / 8.4% Seoul (Episode 2)
  
 
==Synopsis==
 
==Synopsis==
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This drama portrays the turbulent life of Lee Mi Reok, a Korean expatriate who fought for the freedom of his country while studying medicine in Tokyo, during the period when Korea was under Japanese colonial rule. He fled to China and eventually settled in Germany.
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This drama portrays the turbulent life of Lee Mi Reuk, a Korean expatriate who fought for the freedom of his country while studying medicine in Tokyo, during the period when Korea was under Japanese colonial rule. He fled to China and eventually settled in Germany.
  
 
==Cast==
 
==Cast==
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*[[Jung Yoon Suk]] / [[No Min Woo]] / [[Choi Sung Ho]] / [[Woo Byuk Song]] as Lee Mi Reok
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*[[Woo Byuk Song]] (우벽송) as Lee Mi Reuk
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*[[Shin Goo]] as Mi Reok's father
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**[[Choi Sung Ho]] as Lee Mi Reuk (young man)
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*[[Na Moon Hee]] as Mi Reok's mother
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**[[No Min Woo]] (노민우) as Lee Mi Reuk (adolescent)
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**[[Jung Yoon Suk]] as Lee Mi Reuk (child)
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*[[Na Moon Hee]] as Mi Reuk's mother
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*[[Shin Goo]] as Mi Reuk's father
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*[[Kwon Oh Min]] (권오민) as Su Am
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**[[Cha Jae Tol]] (차재톨) as young Su Am
 
*[[Kim Yeo Jin]] as Choi Mun Ho
 
*[[Kim Yeo Jin]] as Choi Mun Ho
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*[[Lee Cham]] as Seyler
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**[[Ha Seung Ri]] as young Choi Mun Ho
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*[[Park Hye Sook]] as Gu Wol Yi
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**[[Hwang Bo Ra]] as young Gu Wol Yi
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*[[Kim Bo Yun]] as Seon Yeo In
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*[[Seo Kwon Soon]] as Dae Won's mother
 
*[[Jung Woon Taek]] as Won Shik
 
*[[Jung Woon Taek]] as Won Shik
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*[[Hwang Bo Ra]] as Gu Wol
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*[[Kim Woon Ki]] (김운기) as Ui Won
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*[[Jun Noh Min]] as Ahn Bong Geun
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*Ute Kampowsky as Eva (Mi Reuk's girlfriend)
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*Olga Brügmann as Rosa (Mi Reuk's study friend)
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*Roland Pfaus as Professor Kurt Huber
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*Anja Klawun as Mrs. Huber
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*[[Lee Cham]] as Professor Seyler
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*Daniela März as Mrs. Alice Seyler
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*Yvonne Kristina Hotz as Lina (housekeeper)
 
*[[Han Bo Bae]] as Mu Deon
 
*[[Han Bo Bae]] as Mu Deon
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*[[Jun Noh Min]]
 
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*[[Kim Bo Yun]]
 
 
*[[Shim Hyun Sup]]
 
*[[Shim Hyun Sup]]
  
 
==Production Credits==
 
==Production Credits==
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*'''Original writing:''' Novel ''[[Wikipedia:de:Der Yalu fließt|Der Yalu fließt]]'' by [[Wikipedia:ko:이미륵|Lee Mi Reuk]]
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*'''Screenwriter:''' [[Lee Hye Sun]]
 
*'''Director:''' [[Lee Jong Han]]
 
*'''Director:''' [[Lee Jong Han]]
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*'''Screenwriter:''' [[Lee Hye Sun]]
 
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*'''Producer:'''
 
  
 
==Notes==
 
==Notes==
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*This drama is based on the original autobiographical novel, "Yalu River Flows" (German title: Der Yalu Fliesst) written by Lee Mi Reok, and is co-produced by SBS (Korea) and Bayerischer Rundtunk (Germany).
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*This drama is based on the original autobiographical novel, "Der Yalu fließt" (Yalu River Flows) written by Lee Mi Reuk, and is co-produced by SBS (Korea) and [[Wikipedia:Bayerischer Rundfunk|Bayerischer Rundfunk]] (Germany).
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*The Amnok River (more commonly known by its Chinese name, the Yalu River) is situated on the border of China and North Korea.
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*The [[Wikipedia:Yalu River|Amnok River]] (more commonly known by its Chinese name, the Yalu River) is situated on the border of China and North Korea.
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*A 120 minute theatrical version was released in South Korea in June 2009
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*In Germany the TV version will air on [[Wikipedia:Das Erste|Das Erste]] in spring 2010
  
 
==External Links==
 
==External Links==
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*[http://tv.sbs.co.kr/amnokgang/ Official Site]
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*[http://tv.sbs.co.kr/amnokgang/ Official site]
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*[[IMDbTitle:1371592|IMDb entry]]
  
 
[[Category:KDrama]] [[Category:KDrama2008]] [[Category:SBS]]
 
[[Category:KDrama]] [[Category:KDrama2008]] [[Category:SBS]]
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Revision as of 18:32, 7 August 2009

Amnok River Flows movie poster

Details

  • Title: 압록강은 흐른다 / Amnokgangeun Heureunda
  • English title: Amnok River Flows / Yalu River Flows
  • German title: Der Yalu fließt
  • Genre: Period, Biographical
  • Episodes: 3
  • Broadcast network: SBS
  • Broadcast date: 2008-Nov-14
  • Air time: Friday 20:50
  • Viewership rating: peak: 8.6% Korea / 8.4% Seoul (Episode 2)

Synopsis

This drama portrays the turbulent life of Lee Mi Reuk, a Korean expatriate who fought for the freedom of his country while studying medicine in Tokyo, during the period when Korea was under Japanese colonial rule. He fled to China and eventually settled in Germany.

Cast

Production Credits

Notes

  • This drama is based on the original autobiographical novel, "Der Yalu fließt" (Yalu River Flows) written by Lee Mi Reuk, and is co-produced by SBS (Korea) and Bayerischer Rundfunk (Germany).
  • The Amnok River (more commonly known by its Chinese name, the Yalu River) is situated on the border of China and North Korea.
  • A 120 minute theatrical version was released in South Korea in June 2009
  • In Germany the TV version will air on Das Erste in spring 2010

External Links

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