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PyeongChang 2018 Olympic Opening Ceremony: Peace in Motion
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PyeongChang 2018 Olympic Opening Ceremony: Peace in Motion

Feb 9, 2018
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★ 10.0

Overview

Genres

Documentary

Production Companies

OBS - Olympic Broadcasting Services
Seoul Broadcasting System

Cast

Moon Jae-in

Self

Moon Jae-in

Yuna Kim

Self

Yuna Kim

Ahn Jung-hwan

Self

Ahn Jung-hwan

Ha Hyun-woo

Self

Ha Hyun-woo

Ahn Ji-young

Self

Ahn Ji-young

Jun In-kwon

Self

Jun In-kwon

Lee Eun-mee

Self

Lee Eun-mee

Thomas Bach

Self

Thomas Bach

António Guterres

Self

António Guterres

Ban Ki-moon

Self

Ban Ki-moon

Mike Pence

Self

Mike Pence

Shinzo Abe

Self

Shinzo Abe

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