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My Acting Workshop

My Acting Workshop (Korean: 나의 연기 워크샵; RR: Naui Yeongi Wokeusyab) is a 2017 South Korean drama film written and directed by Ahn Seon-Kyoung. The film explores the experiences of four individuals who, inspired by the play The Quartet, enroll in an intensive acting workshop.

Promotional poster for My Acting Workshop
Promotional poster for My Acting Workshop

Plot

The narrative follows four students—Heon, Eun, Jun, and Kyeong—as they seek training under Mi-Rae, a renowned actor who performed in The Quartet. Throughout the workshop, Mi-Rae evaluates the students' performances while analyzing their personal motivations for pursuing a career in acting.

Cast

The film features the following primary cast members:

  • Kim So-Hee as Mi-Rae
  • Lee Kwan-Heon as Heon
  • Kim Gang-Eun as Eun
  • Sung Ho-Jun as Jun
  • Seo Won-Kyung as Kyeong
Kim So-Hee as Mi-Rae
Kim So-Hee as Mi-Rae
Lee Kwan-Heon as Heon
Lee Kwan-Heon as Heon
Kim Gang-Eun as Eun
Kim Gang-Eun as Eun
Sung Ho-Jun as Jun
Sung Ho-Jun as Jun
Seo Won-Kyung as Kyeong
Seo Won-Kyung as Kyeong

Production and Release

The film was directed and written by Ahn Seon-Kyoung, with cinematography by Lee Jong-Woo. It held its world premiere at the Busan International Film Festival in October 2016 and was released theatrically in South Korea on December 28, 2017. The film has a runtime of 118 minutes.

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