Sign (2011) | K-Drama Filming Locations & Guide

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Synopsis

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"Sign" is a 2011 South Korean crime, mystery, and drama film that delves into the intricate world of forensic investigation. The story centers around a team of forensic experts who work tirelessly to uncover the truth behind various complex cases. As they navigate through the challenges posed by evidence and the human psyche, the characters face moral dilemmas that test their resolve and commitment to justice. The film encapsulates a gripping narrative filled with suspense, making it a compelling watch for fans of the genre. With a blend of scientific inquiry and the emotional weight of each case, "Sign" captures the intensity of crime-solving in a manner that keeps audiences engaged from start to finish.

Filming locations

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Toledo Cathedral
톨레도 대성당
Calle Cardenal Cisneros, 1, 45002 Toledo, Spain
The Toledo Cathedral is a magnificent example of Gothic architecture, known for its grandeur and intricate details. It serves as the main cathedral of the Spanish Catholic Church.
The Toledo Cathedral (Catedral de Toledo) is considered the main seat of the Spanish Catholic Church and is a building where one can experience both splendid and majestic beauty, based on the French Gothic style.
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St. George's Hall
세인트 조지 홀
St George's Pl, Liverpool L1 1JJ, UK
The author visits St. George's Hall, a grand building that was previously used as a courthouse. They describe the ongoing antique exhibition inside.
Anyway, after I came out of Lime Street Station, the first place that caught my eye was St. George's Hall. I found on Google that it used to be a courthouse and is free to visit...
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San Francisco
샌프란시스코
San Francisco, CA, USA
San Francisco is known for its beautiful scenery and diverse culture, making it a top destination for travelers.
The beautiful port, where diverse landscapes and a free culture come together.
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Food guide

Food & places

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01Restaurant
Dongam Matjip Dontaerae Ganjang Gejang Jeongsik
Soy Sauce Crab Set Meal
59 Yeolwumul-ro, Bupyeong-gu, Incheon인천 부평구 열우물로 59
This restaurant is known for its Ganjang Gejang Jeongsik, which is a set meal featuring marinated crab. The article highlights the freshness and quality of the food served.
Signatures cannot be overlooked. A place known only to a few becomes famous through just one broadcast, and the signature is also a measure of that fame.
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02Restaurant
Dunchon Restaurant
Jajangmyeon
9 Dongnam-ro 51-gil, Gangdong-gu, Seoul, South Korea
The scene depicts a gathering of veterans at Dunchon Restaurant, where they share stories and enjoy meals together, including jjajangmyeon.
Yesterday, I met fellow veterans at the Veterans Hospital. It was the first Monday of the lunar new year. After receiving treatment in the morning, I walked around the 1st and 2nd floors and the basement cafeteria, but I didn't see anyone I knew. Around 10:10 AM, I was sitting in front of the Rehabilitation Medicine Department, looking at the news on my smartphone, when Senior Choi Seong-yeong arrived, and I was so glad to see him. He said, "I need to go to the blood collection room in about 20 minutes," so we chatted during that time. After the blood collection, we headed straight to the cafeteria, had a meal, and enjoyed a cup of coffee. As we were getting up, Fellow Park Nam-cheol came over... After receiving his treatment, he sat down at a table with jajangmyeon, and seeing us get up, he came over, and we greeted each other warmly.
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Details

Production

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Country

South Korea

Original language

Korean

Episode runtime

70 min

Spoken languages

Korean

Production companies

Seoul Broadcasting System

Creators: Kim Eun-hee김은희
Directors: Chang Hang-jun장항준
Kim Hyung-sik
Writers: Kim Eun-hee김은희

Source: TMDB

Characters

Cast & characters

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Source: TMDB

Actors

Lead actors

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Park Shin-yangas Yoon Ji Hoon

박신양

1968-11-01 · Seoul, South Korea

Notable credits on this site

Lovers in Paris
2004

Kim A-joongas Go Da Kyung

김아중

1982-10-16 · Seoul, South Korea

Kim A-joong is a prominent South Korean actress and model, born on October 16, 1982. She first gained recognition in the entertainment industry as a model, debuting in 2002 alongside Lee Young-eun for the clothing brand STORM. After a year, she transitioned to acting, making her formal debut in 2004. Her breakout role came in the 2006 romantic comedy "200 Pounds Beauty," where she not only showcased her acting talent but also contributed to the film's soundtrack with songs like "Maria" and "Beautiful Girls." Her performance earned her the Best Actress award at the 2007 Grand Bell Awards, solidifying her status in the industry. Prior to this success, she had appeared in the popular KBS series "The Bizarre Bunch" in 2005 and has since been featured in numerous commercials for major brands, continuing her modeling career in tandem with her acting pursuits.

Jun Kwang-ryulas Lee Myung Han

전광렬

1960-02-11 · Seoul - South Korea

Uhm Ji-wonas Jung Woo Jin

엄지원

1977-12-25 · Daegu, South Korea

Uhm Ji-won is a prominent South Korean actress, born on December 25, 1977. She began her career in the entertainment industry as a model for Johnson & Johnson in 1996, transitioning to acting with her debut in the television series "Vector Man" in 1998. Uhm gained early recognition with her starring role in the MBC morning drama "Golden Carriage" in 2002, and she made her film debut in 2000 with "The Record." Her breakthrough came in 2004 when she starred in the successful film "The Scarlet Letter," which showcased her remarkable talent and garnered critical acclaim. Uhm's versatility as an actress is evident in her diverse filmography, which includes notable works such as "Tale of Cinema" (2005), "Hope" (2013), "The Silenced" (2015), and "Missing" (2016). Her achievements have been recognized with several awards, including a Best Supporting Actress win at the Chuncheon Film Festival for "Autumn Tales" in 2006 and a Best Actress award from the Korean Film Critics Association for "Hope" in 2013. More recently, she has appeared in popular television dramas like "Birthcare Center" (2020) and "Little Women" (2022), further solidifying her status in the industry.

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