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==User Rating==
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==Profile==
* '''Movie:''' Camellia
* '''Revised romanization:''' Kamaellia
* '''Hangul:''' 카멜리아
* '''Director:''' [[Isao Yukisada]], [[Wisit Sasanatieng]], [[Jang Joon-Hwan]]
* '''Writer:'''
* '''Producer:''' [[Kim Dong-Ho - director|Kim Dong-Ho]]
* '''Cinematographer:'''
* '''World Premiere:''' October 15, 2010 (Pusan International Film Festival)
* '''Release Date:''' November, 2011
* '''Runtime:''' 138 min.
* '''Language:''' Korean, Japanese, Thai
* '''Country:''' South Korea

==Plot==
==="Love for Sale"===
* Dir. by [[Joon-hwan Jang]]
Set in the future, when buying and selling memory is common, a man (played by [[Gang Dong-Won]]) attempts to retrieve his memory of lost love and his ex girlfriend (played by [[Song Hye-Kyo]]).

==="Iron Pussy"===
* Dir. by [[Wisit Sasanatieng]]
A Thai queer spy comes to Korea and falls in love with a Korean man.

==="Kamome"===
* Dir. by [[Isao Yukisada]]
Yong-su (played by [[Sul Kyung-Gu]]) directs a film in Busan and falls in love. Kamome ([[Yuriko Yoshitaka]]) is awaken by love, but not a realistic love ...

==Notes==
# Similar to recent omnibus films like "[[Tokyo!]]" & "[[Chengdu, I Love You]]," the movie "Camellia" will be an omnibus film centered around a city (in this case the port city of [[Pusan]], South Korea).
# Japanese director [[Isao Yukisada]] stated that working on the "Camellia" is a payback to the city of Busan and the Pusan International Film Festival, which screened [[Isao Yukisada]]'s 2000 film "[[Sunflower (2000-Japan)|Sunflower]]" and selected that flm as that year's New Currents Award winner. This helped launch [[Isao Yukisada]]'s career onto the international arena.
# Pusan International Film Festival director Dong-ho Kim will act as producer for "Camellia".
# Production budget for each segment is 500 million won ($421,229).
# Filming began January 15th, 2010 and concludes March, 2010.
# As soon as production wraps up organizers plan to submit the completed film to the Cannes Film Festival (May) and the Venezia Film Festival (September).
# Early working title for the film was "부산 프로젝트" (Busan Project).

==Cast==
===Segment "Love for Sale"===
* [[Gang Dong-Won]]
* [[Song Hye-Kyo]]
* [[Park Seong-Taek (1974)| Park Seong-Taek]]
===Segment "Iron Pussy"===
* [[Michael Shaowanasai]]
* [[Kim Min-Jun]]
===Segment "Kamome"===
* [[Sul Kyung-Gu]] - Yong-su
* [[Yuriko Yoshitaka]] - Kamome
* [[Hong Soo-Hyun]] - Seon-a
* [[Jo Dong-Hyuk]] - Jeong-woo

==Trailers==
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==Film Festivals==
* [[2010 (15th) Pusan International Film Festival]] - October 7-15 *World Premiere
* [[2010 (23rd) Tokyo International Film Festival]] - October 23-31 - Film Panorama of Middle Asia-East
* [[2010 (12th) Cinemanila International Film Festival]] - December 1-5
* [[2011 (4th) Off Plus Camera International Festival of Independent Cinema]] - April 8-17, 2011 - Busan IFF Presents: New Asian Cinema
* [[2011 (13th) Taipei Film Festival]] - June 24 - July 16, 2011 - Panorama: Voices from Asia

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