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'''Japanese Films'''
'''South Korean Films'''
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* '''Release Date:''' November 2, 1996
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films; his appearance as a mother-fixated golden boy in Patrick Tam’s NOMAD (19
which he shuttled between hit albums, stadium-sized concerts and films. Three film roles
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...ai male volleyball players that successfully won national championships in 1996. Their skills and talents of playing volleyball are second to none. What ma
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* '''Release Date:''' July 13, 1996
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* '''Release Date:''' November 1996
...o be screened at the Mar del Plata Film Festival in Argentina in November 1996, and the 1997 Cannes film festival.
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...s "Teijisei Kabukicho Koukou" by Masahide Motohashi (first published July, 1996 by Bunkasha).
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* [[Park Ji-An (1996)|Park Ji-An]] - So-Hyun
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