At an outdoor movie set resembling Panmunjeom village at the border of the two Koreas, Jeon Young Pyo, 57, was having his photo taken as he re-enacted with his wife the historic moment of the South and North Korean leaders shaking hands when they met for their summit on April 27.The former school teacher is among the many South Koreans and foreign tourists showing up at the Korean Film Council's Namyangju Studios east of Seoul, still excited by the inter-Korean summit talks that took place for the first time on the southern side of the border of the two countries after the 1950-1953 Korean …READ FULL ARTICLE
