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Cha Tae-hyun's 'Personal Taxi' makes history as first drama series invited to JIMFF; four episodes previewed

Cha Tae-hyun's 'Personal Taxi' makes history as first drama series invited to JIMFF; four episodes previewed

The eight-part human music drama, adapted from a webtoon of the same name, heads to the big screen ahead of its official release in the second half of the year.
K-drama heads to the big screen in a variation on music and healingThe new drama 'Personal Taxi', starring actor Cha Tae-hyun, will meet audiences first on the festival screen. The 22nd 'Jecheon International Music & Film Festival' has made the unusual move of selecting the series as an official...
| James choi
TVING's 'Even Lottery Winners Go to Work' Follows 1.3 Billion-Won Winner

TVING's 'Even Lottery Winners Go to Work' Follows 1.3 Billion-Won Winner

The original series, based on the web novel of the same name and starring Lee Jun-hyuk, premieres on TVING on the 10th of next month and airs on tvN on the 14th.
A hyper-realistic survival story about an office worker who goes to work with 1. 3 billion wonWinning the lottery's top prize is a dream almost everyone has had at least once. But what drives someone to keep quietly heading to the office even after taking home a massive jackpot.
| James choi
Review: Ridley Scott's 'Dog Star: Last Hope' Finds Striking Images, Uneven Returns

Review: Ridley Scott's 'Dog Star: Last Hope' Finds Striking Images, Uneven Returns

Ridley Scott's 〈Dog Star: Last Hope〉, adapted from Peter Heller's novel, imagines a virus-ravaged 2035 as both post-apocalyptic drama and road movie — with striking visuals but uneven dramatic payoff. At 88 and still energetically directing on set, Scott adapts the novel into a film about a man's...
| Seongchan Eol
Song Kang and Kim So-hyun reunite in ‘White Scandal’ for fake romance five years later

Song Kang and Kim So-hyun reunite in ‘White Scandal’ for fake romance five years later

Their second romantic pairing after ‘Love Alarm’ is set for MBC’s new Friday-Saturday drama, a twist-filled romance between a third-generation chaebol heir and top star and a fallen manager
Secret deal between a third-generation chaebol heir and a manager as casting lineup is unveiledActors 'Song Kang' and 'Kim So-hyun' are set to bring a dangerously deceptive romance to television. The two will reunite on-screen for the first time in five years in MBC’s new Friday-Saturday drama...
| James choi
Koo Kyo-hwan makes first major foray into action with 'Revived Man: The Red,' job seeker who returns to life 72 hours after death; opening next month on the 30th

Koo Kyo-hwan makes first major foray into action with 'Revived Man: The Red,' job seeker who returns to life 72 hours after death; opening next month on the 30th

'Revived Man: The Red,' a film based on the webtoon of the same name, adds Shin Seung-ho and Kang Ki-young, with director Baek of 'Believer 2' at the helm
The 72-hour rule and an original world brought to the screenActor Koo Kyo-hwan transforms into an unprecedented job seeker who wakes up again 72 hours after dying, marking his first full-fledged action performance since his debut.
| James choi
80,000 Copies Bestseller 'The Long Long Night' Heads to Toronto Film Festival, a Breakthrough After 13 Years of Silence

80,000 Copies Bestseller 'The Long Long Night' Heads to Toronto Film Festival, a Breakthrough After 13 Years of Silence

Director Yeom Gyu-bok's feature debut… Official invitation to the Centerpiece section at North America's biggest film festival
The evolution of Korean animation, a breakthrough at North America's biggest film festival after 13 years of silence'The Long Long Night', which has left a major mark on Korea's children's literature scene after surpassing cumulative sales of 800,000 copies, is writing a new chapter on the screen.
| James choi
4 Venice Film Festival Picks Headed to Korea This Year

4 Venice Film Festival Picks Headed to Korea This Year

The Venice International Film Festival, counted among the world’s three major film festivals along with the Berlin International Film Festival and the Cannes Film Festival, has announced the lineup for its 83rd edition. The festival runs Sept. 2–12 in Venice, Italy.
| Seongchan Eol
Busan International Film Festival Selects 25 Source IP Titles… Including “A Genius Doctor Who Reads Comments” and 15 Korean Works

Busan International Film Festival Selects 25 Source IP Titles… Including “A Genius Doctor Who Reads Comments” and 15 Korean Works

After a contest among 138 submissions, IPs are handpicked from four Asian countries; a second rights-focused business meeting is set to take place at BEXCO in October.
A battleground for K-content’s source IPs: Masterpieces from 25 titles reveal themselvesIn Busan International Film Festival , the AsiaContents&Film Market—Asia’s biggest arena for content deals—shook up the second rights market by unveiling 25 officially selected titles for the “Busan StoryMarket”.
| James choi
'Kim Bu-jang' Fever: Analysis of How the Show Captures Home and Global Audiences at Once

'Kim Bu-jang' Fever: Analysis of How the Show Captures Home and Global Audiences at Once

SBS' 'Kim Bu-jang,' which seized the ratings lead and Netflix No. 1, hits the living-room dramas with So Ji-sub's overpowering action and OTT-level intensity
The syndrome sparked by 'Father's Wrath'—grabs both local living-room audiences and the worldSBS weekend-and-holiday drama 'Kim Bu-jang' is unleashing an unprecedented surge by devouring not only the local living-room drama scene but also the global OTT ecosystem.
| James choi
'Look Back' novel author, Hirokazu Kore-eda helms live-action adaptation debuting in October

'Look Back' novel author, Hirokazu Kore-eda helms live-action adaptation debuting in October

The animation that thrilled audiences around the world with 20.4 billion yen in box office now carries that emotion to live action. A coming-of-age film that has drawn attention as celebrated filmmaker Hirokazu Kore-eda himself writes and directs.
A pen line of loss and growth, blooming beyond the master’s viewfinderA living legend in Japan’s film industry, 'Hirokazu Kore-eda' takes the reins of the live-action adaptation of 'Look Back', a global phenomenon.
| James choi