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A poignant story beyond time and space, and a new acting transformation for Jeong Jin-woon Singer and actor ‘Jeong Jin-woon’ takes on a traditional melodrama for the first time since his debut in the film ‘Snow in June’. Reuniting with ‘director Kim Hyung-hyup,’ with whom he worked on his previous film ‘Choir of God,’ he brings to the screen a poignant first-love story that breaks through the...
A place for wounds to heal, where romance blooms at a restaurant open three days a week Actors 'Shin Min-a' and 'Lee Jin-wook' will play former lovers who reunite after a breakup, bringing an emotionally rich story to the small screen. MBC officially announced on the 5th that its new Friday-Saturday drama 'Wed-Thu-Fri', starring the two actors, will air in the first half of next year.
There is no word yet of a release in South Korea, but one documentary’s success in North America has captured the attention of Korean cinephiles. It’s a documentary that runs three hours, yet its poster or trailer is enough to make it unforgettable. The film is 〈You Can See Everything〉. Released in North America on October 16, it has held on to the No.
A realistic breakup and a fresh start bring a well-crafted romance to a close KBS 2TV weekend miniseries 'A Love Other Than Yours', starring actors 'Seo Kang-joon' and 'Ahn Eun-jin', has come to an end, leaving viewers with a lingering sense of emotion. According to ratings firm Nielsen Korea on the 2nd, the final episode (Episode 14), which aired the previous day, ended its run with a nationwide...
Patrick Stewart, the celebrated British actor familiar to Korean audiences as Professor X, has died. On October 29 , multiple international entertainment outlets reported that British actor Patrick Stewart had died at the age of 86. According to reports, Stewart, who had been battling Alzheimer’s disease and dementia with Lewy bodies, died on Wednesday the 28th at his home in Los Angeles,...
The 2026 ACC Big Door Cinema, a signature outdoor film festival hosted by the National Asian Culture Center , under the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism, and organized by the National Asian Culture Center Foundation , drew more than 3,000 attendees and wrapped up on October 31 to great acclaim.
※ This interview with human rights activist Shin Sugok of 〈Horoomon〉 continues from Part 2. You have said, “I hope the next generation gets a free ride in a world without discrimination,” but you have also told them, “I'm sorry. ” Because those who came before me went through so much, I can push back and fight, even in Japan. It was so hard. They had it harder, but it was hard for me, too.
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