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Cheetah Puts Down the Mic and Picks Up the Brush... Sounds the Alarm on 'Human Greed' in Her First Solo Exhibition

Cheetah Puts Down the Mic and Picks Up the Brush... Sounds the Alarm on 'Human Greed' in Her First Solo Exhibition

Goun Exhibition Planning Company "Cheetah's solo exhibition will be held at Hwang Chang-bae Art Museum in Yeonhui-dong starting from the 9th" 22 new works highlighting environmental pollution and ecosystem destruction... A rediscovery of 'Artist Kim Eun-young' Cheetah "I want to question the sacrifices made in the name of progress"... A philosophical reflection on human-centered thinking
The charismatic rapper Cheetah (real name Kim Eun-young, 36) is now pouring out a powerful message on canvas. Through her first official solo exhibition, she plans to express the voices of environmental pollution and the suffering ecosystem hidden behind the advancement of human civilization...
| Yangsimoh
[Photo &] Kim Hye-ja returns to screen after nine years with 'Still Radiant,' revealing a hidden resolve in a letter:

[Photo &] Kim Hye-ja returns to screen after nine years with 'Still Radiant,' revealing a hidden resolve in a letter: "I hope they are not seen only through the lens of painful history"

The film portrays the friendship of comfort women in 1942; unable to attend the preview because of a cold, she conveyed her heartfelt thoughts in a handwritten letter.
The brutality of unforgettable 1942, history brought back to life on screen Kim Hye-ja, one of South Korea's most celebrated actors, has returned to the big screen after nine years with 'Still Radiant', a film that sheds light on the lives of victims of Japan's wartime sexual slavery during its...
| James choi
Interview: Lee Joon-hyuk Says ‘〈Lotto Winner Still Goes to Work〉’ Offers Comfort to Office Workers

Interview: Lee Joon-hyuk Says ‘〈Lotto Winner Still Goes to Work〉’ Offers Comfort to Office Workers

※ This interview with actor Lee Joon-hyuk about 〈Lotto Winner Still Goes to Work〉 continues from Part 1. As winning the lottery can sometimes mark the start of misfortune, great luck can also turn into unhappiness. I think Gong Eun-tae made good use of that luck in the drama.
| Kim Ji-yeon
Six Masterpieces Left by Late Ahn Sung-ki Draw Crowds, Stirring Deep Longing: “An Actor Who Was Always Kind”

Six Masterpieces Left by Late Ahn Sung-ki Draw Crowds, Stirring Deep Longing: “An Actor Who Was Always Kind”

Busan International Film Festival’s 31st edition concludes tribute program; special exhibition runs through Dec. 27
A special program honoring beloved veteran actor “Ahn Sung-ki,” who died in January this year, concluded successfully at the 31st “Busan International Film Festival.” Film fans from across generations continued to fill screenings, pushing “seat occupancy above 90%” and underscoring the public’s...
| James choi
Lee Jung-eun, Choi Soo-young set for next year’s TV drama … ‘I Went to School’ marks seventh collaboration

Lee Jung-eun, Choi Soo-young set for next year’s TV drama … ‘I Went to School’ marks seventh collaboration

KBS 2TV confirms first-half airing for story of a late-entry college student mother and her radio producer daughter
A fresh pairing of a spirited mother starting life’s second act and her cynical daughter KBS 2TV on the 13th unveiled the star-studded cast of its new weekend drama ‘I Went to School’, which is aiming for a first-half premiere next year.
| James choi
[Busan International Film Festival (BIFF) Photo]

[Busan International Film Festival (BIFF) Photo] "From winning the 83rd Venice Best Actress award to the job center" ... Mathilde Arcel of 'What's Wrong With Marie?'

She won the unanimous Best Actress award for a film about a Nazi collaborator in 1945 and made her Korean debut at the Busan International Film Festival on the 11th.
"It was my first film in a leading role, and my first award at my first festival. It felt like a strange imbalance to have been in Venice just moments earlier and then find myself in a small office at a Danish job center.
| James choi
Argentine folk legend Piero, whose “Mi Viejo” moved the world, dies at 81

Argentine folk legend Piero, whose “Mi Viejo” moved the world, dies at 81

- Piero laid to rest in Buenos Aires on the 7th local time as his death was announced through his official social media accounts - Musical giant who captivated all of Latin America with his 1969 debut hit “Mi Viejo” (“My Father”) - Inducted into the Latin Grammy Hall of Fame in 2007 and received the Latin Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award in 2016 - Last connected with fans through a 60th anniversary tour last year as tributes pour in from the global Latin music community
Argentine legendary singer-songwriter Piero (81, born Piero Antonio Franco De Benedictis), whose distinctive clear and resonant voice moved the hearts of Latin music fans across generations, has died. He was 81.
| Yangsimoh
Why 'Digger' Had to Lie

Why 'Digger' Had to Lie

Box-office prospects were already more or less lost, yet 〈Digger〉 is earning strong reviews from audiences. Of course, some viewers dislike it as critics did before release, but in South Korea (as of Oct. 7) it has a Watcha score of 3. 8 and a CGV Golden Egg of 92%, earning especially strong marks.
| Seongchan Eol
[Busan International Film Festival (BIFF)] Maggie Gyllenhaal's 'Flesh Impact' ... Monroe's truth awakened after 100 years:

[Busan International Film Festival (BIFF)] Maggie Gyllenhaal's 'Flesh Impact' ... Monroe's truth awakened after 100 years: "Women's cinema is written in a new language"

The 22-minute Genesis-commissioned short features Ellen Burstyn and Dakota Johnson portraying Monroe at different ages: "I imagined Monroe at 100."
Marilyn Monroe, an icon of her era reinterpreted in women's language Director 'Maggie Gyllenhaal', a celebrated actor in 'The Dark Knight' (2008) who established herself as a successful filmmaker with 'The Lost Daughter' (2022), came to the 31st Busan International Film Festival with her new film,...
| James choi
Film industry groups issue official statement over 'Assassins' controversy:

Film industry groups issue official statement over 'Assassins' controversy: "Discussion of a film must not threaten personal safety"

Nineteen film organizations speak with one voice, expressing deep concern over planned protests outside an actor's home and the cancellation of events
Film Industry Solidarity, a coalition of 19 film organizations, issued an official statement on Oct. 5 expressing deep concern over threats directed at people involved in the film 〈Assassins〉 and at individuals connected to the controversy surrounding it.
| Kim Ji-yeon