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  1. www.koreanfilm.or.kr › eng › filmsCHO Il-hyeong

    CHO Il-hyeong. Director. Although he majored in design, CHO Il-hyeong has always been interested in audiovisual storytelling, and so he decided to continue his studies with a master’s degree in film direction in the US.

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  3. cityonfire.com › alive-2020-review-korean-zombie-apartment-movie#Alive (2020) Review | cityonfire.com

    Nov 19, 2020 · The debut of director Cho Il-hyeong, #Alive gives us the 2nd ‘zombies in an apartment’ movie in as many years, with the 2019 Indonesian production Zeta: When the Dead Awaken following the same setup.

  4. www.hancinema.net › korean_Cho_Il-hyeongCho Il-hyeong (조일형) @ HanCinema

    Jun 24, 2020 · Cho Il-hyeong, Korean Production department, Korean Adaptation / Dramatization, Korean Director, Korean Scriptwriter, 조일형. Find the latest filmography, dramas, movies, news, pictures, videos with Cho Il-hyeong

  5. www.koreanfilm.or.kr › eng › filmsCHO Il-hyeong - koreanfilm.or.kr

    Although he majored in design, CHO Il-hyeong has always been interested in audiovisual storytelling, and so he decided to continue his studies with a master’s degree in film direction in the US.

  6. www.imdb.com › name › nm16129061Cho Il-hyeong - IMDb

    Cho Il-hyeong is known for Wonderland (2024).

  7. asianmoviepulse.com › film-review-alive-2020-by-cho-il-hyungFilm Review: #ALIVE (2020) by Cho Il-hyung - Asian Movie Pulse

    Aug 25, 2020 · In Korea, the zombie film is no novelty. From the highly regarded “Train To Busan” to 2018’s period contagion flick “Rampant,” filmmakers across the Film Review: #ALIVE (2020) by Cho Il-hyung.

  8. www.asianmovieweb.com › en › reviews#Alive (South Korea, 2020) - Review | AsianMovieWeb

    "#Alive" looks at the end of the world from the perspective of millennials - or more precisely from the Generation Z's point of view - and it uses the zombie apocalypse as a mirror image for the isolation digital media creates.