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[Kim Ji-yeon’s Jewelry Box] How to Become a Landlord in South Korea — Park Seo-kyeong

[Kim Ji-yeon’s Jewelry Box] How to Become a Landlord in South Korea — Park Seo-kyeong

I’m curious about people. Even if they’re already getting attention as actors, sometimes this is still the day they end up being the most underknown. ‘Kim Ji-yeon’s Jewelry Box’ introduces actors whose momentum is building day by day. Jump into the breakout trend while it’s still early.
“Capable and lively” fits him. A 2009-born “breakout” actor who feels like he’s growing every day, and a child actor whose future is genuinely exciting. I’m curious about Park Seo-kyeong’s future because you can already see—right from the roles he’s built through his filmography—that he has the...
| Kim Ji-yeon
So Good to See You Again! Review of the Unveiled Footage for “The Devil Wears Prada 2”

So Good to See You Again! Review of the Unveiled Footage for “The Devil Wears Prada 2”

What will “The Runway” be like 20 years from now. Time has passed, but the characters are still the same. Is there any moment as moving as this. Since the main cast members are all still active and working hard, it’s a reality that comes together so perfectly—it’s basically special fan service.
| Kim Ji-yeon
[Interview] “Who Do You Build for?” Director Lim Pil-seong, Part ② of “How to Become a Landlord in the Republic of Korea”

[Interview] “Who Do You Build for?” Director Lim Pil-seong, Part ② of “How to Become a Landlord in the Republic of Korea”

Last weekend, the show reached episode 8 and is now past the midpoint of its 12-episode run.
▶ 〈How to Become a Landlord〉 The interview with Director Im Pil-seong continues from Part 1. After episode 7, it felt like the ending was shaped by the director’s point of view. But it’s pretty rare for both the writer and the director to be making a drama together for the first time.
| Cineplay
[Interview] “Who Is a Building for?” Director Im Pil-sung on “How to Become a Landlord in South Korea” ①

[Interview] “Who Is a Building for?” Director Im Pil-sung on “How to Become a Landlord in South Korea” ①

Last weekend it aired up to episode 8, and it has now passed the midpoint of the 12-episode run.
〈How to Become a Landlord in South Korea〉 is being watched with great interest. It aired through episode 8 over the weekend, and yet even after passing the halfway point of this 12-episode series, it’s still a drama that’s impossible to predict. It’s a drama that’s impossible to predict.
| Cineplay
Director Lee Jun-ik’s Short Drama “Father’s Home-Cooked Meal” Wraps... Set to Be Released This Second Half of the Year

Director Lee Jun-ik’s Short Drama “Father’s Home-Cooked Meal” Wraps... Set to Be Released This Second Half of the Year

Starring Jeong Jin-young, Lee Jeong-eun, Byun Yo-han, and more
You’ll be able to watch Director Lee Jun-ik’s short drama soon. On the 7th, Resin Entertainment said that the first short drama directed by Director Lee Jun-ik, 〈Father’s Home-Cooked Meal〉, wrapped all filming on March 24 and has moved on to post-production.
| Kim Ji-yeon
[Photo&] IU and Byeon Woo-seok’s “The Noble Lady of the 21st Century” Foreshadows a Second “Princess Hours” Syndrome, “At the Production Press Conference”

[Photo&] IU and Byeon Woo-seok’s “The Noble Lady of the 21st Century” Foreshadows a Second “Princess Hours” Syndrome, “At the Production Press Conference”

A constitutional-monarchy romance reunites IU and Byeon Woo-seok after 10 years. MBC’s new drama “The Noble Lady of the 21st Century” is raising expectations for a hit.
The Prologue of Royal Romance, Foreshadowing a Second “Princess Hours” SyndromeActors 'IU' and 'Byeon Woo-seok' have teamed up for MBC’s new Friday-Saturday drama 'The Noble Lady of the 21st Century'. Set in a bold world where the country runs on 'a constitutional monarchy', it tells the story of a...
| James choi
[Chu Sung-cheol’s Lockers] Who Spat on Leslie Cheung in “Farewell My Concubine”?

[Chu Sung-cheol’s Lockers] Who Spat on Leslie Cheung in “Farewell My Concubine”?

I get hooked on the objects in movies. I find myself falling into deep thought—why, of all things, did the director, cinematographer, production designer, or even an actor put that item in front of the camera? “Chu Sung-cheol’s Lockers” is a record of the film props that gently but firmly captured my attention.
A must-do itinerary on a trip to Hong Kong is Victoria Peak on Hong Kong Island. When you take the Peak Tram up, you’re treated to a stunning view: Hong Kong Island’s skyline in the foreground, with the Kowloon Peninsula stretching out far in the distance.
| Joo Seong-cheol
'The Devil Wears Prada': A few facts you probably didn’t know

'The Devil Wears Prada': A few facts you probably didn’t know

Exactly 20 years later, 〈The Devil Wears Prada〉 is back. The sequel to the film that swept the world in 2006 is set to be released on April 29, 2026. With all of the original stars—Meryl Streep, Anne Hathaway, Emily Blunt, and Stanley Tucci—returning, plenty of viewers are sure to rewatch 〈The...
| Kim Ji-yeon
[Interview] What’s It Like to Step Into Kim Hye-yoon’s Genre Roles? Kim Hye-yoon on ‘Salmokji’ ②

[Interview] What’s It Like to Step Into Kim Hye-yoon’s Genre Roles? Kim Hye-yoon on ‘Salmokji’ ②

“〈Salmokji〉, it’s a 10/10 movie—but if you say it’s too scary, I feel like audiences won’t come. So I’ll give it a 9.5.”
▶〈Salmokji〉 actor Kim Hye-yoon’s interview continues from Part 1. 〈Salmokji〉 is a horror film built around “experiential” scares. From the perspective of filming an “experiential” movie, was there anything that made this set different from other productions.
| Kim Ji-yeon
[Interview] What Does Kim Hye-yoon’s Genre Side Look Like? “Salmokji” Kim Hye-yoon ①

[Interview] What Does Kim Hye-yoon’s Genre Side Look Like? “Salmokji” Kim Hye-yoon ①

“Acting that communicates just with eye contact and breathing—this feels like I’m doing a whole new kind of acting.”
Should we believe it. Or should we not believe it until we’ve seen it for ourselves. The character Suin (Kim Hye-yoon) in 〈Salmokji〉 also hesitates at that same crossroads. After sensing a secret she didn’t believe in with her own body, she gradually gets swallowed by the fear inside.
| Kim Ji-yeon