Table of Contents Introduction Financing Acquisition & Distribution Co-production Int’l Sales & Marketing Full Title List Contact Information

Introduction In Feb. 2000, Cineclick Asia was established, specializing in international film sales & marketing. Since then, Cineclick Asia has been focusing on Korean film sales in the international film market and expanding its arena to financing, acquisition, distribution and to co-production. It supports buyers, festivals, critics, producers, directors, and film investors to easily find the most diverse and up-to-date high quality Asian films to serve their purposes. ▪ Main Activities - International Film Sales & Marketing - Financing & Co-production - Acquisitions & Distribution - Others: PR Activities for European Film Promotion in Pusan Int’l Film Festival 2000, 2001, and organized “The 3 rd Seoul - European Film Festival” 2

Financing ▪ Main titles 2002 “Oasis” directed by LEE Chang-dong 2003 “A Tale of Two Sisters” directed by KIM Jee-woon “Old Boy” directed by PARK Chan-wook 2004 “The President’s Barber” directed by LIM Charn-sarng “My Mother The Mermaid”directed by PARK Heung-shik “The Doll Master” directed by JUNG Yong-gi 2005 “The Red Shoes” directed by KIM Yong-gyun 2006 “The Host” directed by BONG Joon-ho “Opium War” directed by Siddiq Barmak 3

Co-Acquisition and Distribution ▪ Main titles 2001 “Traffic” directed by Steven SODERBERGH “Gangs of New York” directed by Martin SCORSESE 2003 “Dark Water” directed by NAKATA Hideo 2004 “The Motorcycle Diaries” directed by Walter SALLES 4

Co-production 2004 “3-iron” directed by KIM Ki-duk ▪ Production Partner: KIM KI-duk Film, Happinet Pictures 2005 “The Red Shoes” directed by KIM Yong-gyun ▪ Production Partner: Generation Blue Films 2006 “Opium War” (in Pre-production) directed by Siddiq BARMAK ▪ Production Partner: Barmak Film and Happinet Pictures “Love Me Not” (in Development) ▪ Production Partner: SIDUS FNH and PAN Communications 2007 “Frozen Lake” (tentative title) (in Development) ▪ Production Partner: Angel Underground “Mommy’s Risen” (tentative title) (in Development) directed by SHIN Jane ▪ Production Partner: Blue Storm 2008 “Christmas Cargo” (in Development) ▪ Production Partner: Blue Storm 5

Int’l Sales & Marketing 2000 "Peppermint Candy" ▪ Director: LEE Chang-dong ▪ Directors’ Fortnight at Cannes Film Festival 2001 "Friend" ▪ Director: K.T. KWAK ▪ International sales of Korean box office No. 1 movie of the year (US$44 million) "My Wife is a Gangster” ▪ Director: CHO Jin-kyu ▪ The first Korean movie remake deal with Miramax 6

Int’l Sales & Marketing 2002 "Oasis" ▪ Director: LEE Chang-dong ▪ 5 awards at Venice Film Festival including 'Special Prize for Best Direction', 'Marcello Mastroianni Prize for Young Actor or Actress', 'FIPRESCI Award', etc. ▪ selected as the Korean contender for Academy Award’s Best Foreign Language Film. 7

Int’l Sales & Marketing 2003 "A Tale of Two Sisters" ▪ Director: KIM Jee-woon ▪ Remake deal with Dream Works ▪ 2004 Gerardmer Int’l Fantastic Film Festival – Grand Prix, Prix 13e me Rue, Grand Prix du Jury Jeunes de la Region Lorraine "Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter… and Spring” ▪ Director: KIM Ki-duk ▪ Sony Pictures Classics released for North America, grossing box office US$2.3 million ▪ selected as the Korean contender for 2003 Academy Award’s Best Foreign Language Film 8

Int’l Sales & Marketing 2004 "Samaritan Girl” ▪ Director: KIM Ki-duk ▪ 2004 Berlin International Film Festival- Official Competition: Silver Bear for the Best Director Awards “OLDBOY” ▪ Director: PARK Chan-wook ▪ Remake deal with Universal Studio ▪ 2004 Cannes Film Festival – Official Competition: Grand Jury Prize ▪ 25 countries have released the movie 9

Int’l Sales & Marketing 2004 “3-iron” ▪ Director: KIM Ki-duk ▪ Co-Financing of US$500,000 from Happinet Picturs (Japan) ▪ 2004 Venice Film Festival - Official Competition: Silver Lion for the Best Director’s Award 2005 “The Bow” ▪ Director: KIM Ki-duk ▪ Co-financing of US$600,000 from Happinet Pictures(Japan) ▪ 2005 Cannes Film Festival – UN CERTAIN REGARDS Opening Film 10

Int’l Sales & Marketing 2005 “Blue Swallow” ▪ Director: YOON Jong-chan ▪ Budget: US$9 Million ▪ Specialty: - aviation photographer Vernon H. Nobbles Jr (“S.W.A.T.”) - aerial coordinator Kevin La Rosa (“The Day After Tomorrow”) 2006 “Time” ▪ Director: KIM Ki-duk ▪ Co-financing of US$500,000 by Happinet Pictures (Japan) ▪ 2006 Karlovy Vary Int’l Film Festival – Opening Film 11

Int’l Sales & Marketing 2006“The Host” ▪ Director: BONG Joon-ho ▪ All time No.1 box office record film in Korea ▪ Budget: US$11 Million ▪ 2006 Cannes Film Festival – Directors’ Fortnight “The Old Garden” ▪ Director: IM Sang-soo ▪ Delivery in Fall, 2006 ▪ 2006 San Sebastian Int’l Film Festival – Official Competition 12

Full Title List 2000 Peppermint Candy, Plum Blossom, La Belle, Ghost Taxi, Segimal, Girls’ Night Out, Our Sunny Days 2001 My wife is a Gangster, Sorum, Wanee & Junah, Friend, Bungee Jumping Of Their Own 2002 Bet On My Disco, Make It Big, Iron Palm, Oh! LaLa Sisters, OASIS, Champion, Saving My Hubby, Lovers’ Concerto, H, Steal It If You Can, The Coast Guard 2003 Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter… and Spring, A Tale of Two Sisters, Mutt Boy, ACACIA, OGU: A Hilarious Mourning, Old Boy 2004 Samaritan Girl, Sweet Sixties, My Mother The Mermaid, The President’s Barber, The Wolf Returns, Two Guys, Flying Boys, Lovely Rivals 2005 The Bow, The Red Shoes, Blue Swallow 2006 Time, The Host, Family Ties, The Old Garden, Love Me Not, Ad-lib Night, and more.. Upcoming Mommy’s Risen(Tentative), Frozen Lake, Opium War, Christmas Cargo, and more.. 13

Contact Information Address: 3F. Incline B/D Daechi-dong, Gangnam-gu Seoul Korea Web: 14