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Review: 〈Silnakwon〉 Pits a Mother Against an AI-Era Mystery When Her Son Returns After 9 Years

Review: 〈Silnakwon〉 Pits a Mother Against an AI-Era Mystery When Her Son Returns After 9 Years

Director Yeon Sang-ho, a filmmaker often credited with expanding the range and commercial success of Korean cinema, tackles a story rooted in the anxieties of the AI age in 〈Silnakwon〉. The film, which screened for audiences at the 51st Toronto International Film Festival and the 31st Busan...
| Seongchan Eol
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[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
Charlie Puth moved to tears by 38,000 fans singing along at first stadium show; TWICE’s Nayeon makes surprise appearance

Charlie Puth moved to tears by 38,000 fans singing along at first stadium show; TWICE’s Nayeon makes surprise appearance

A 16-song live set caps a decade of performances in South Korea
38,000 voices and a sea of silver: Pop spectacle lights up Goyang "Mmmm~ mmmm~ I loved you dangerously." (Mmmm~ mmmm~ I loved you dangerously · Mmmm~ mmmm~ I loved you so much it was dangerous.) When global pop star 'Charlie Puth' belted out his signature hit 'Dangerously', Goyang Stadium shook on...
| James choi
ATEEZ to kick off ‘ZERO TO ALL’ world tour in Incheon in January, taking global stage for nine months

ATEEZ to kick off ‘ZERO TO ALL’ world tour in Incheon in January, taking global stage for nine months

Tour starts in Incheon on Jan. 22-24, then moves through Japan, Europe and the Americas. Comeback momentum builds with release of 15th mini album ‘GOLDEN HOUR : Part.6’ next month on the 13th.
A nine-month journey toward K-pop’s global summit The group ATEEZ is set to make another major push into the global music market when it launches its new world tour, ‘ZERO TO ALL’, in January. KQ Entertainment, the group's agency, unveiled the tour schedule through its official channels on the...
| James choi
[On the Ground at BIFF] “It Wasn’t Your Birth Mother’s Fault”: ‘Home Sick’ Director Sørensen’s First Confession Reveals Truth Behind 56 Falsified Adoptions

[On the Ground at BIFF] “It Wasn’t Your Birth Mother’s Fault”: ‘Home Sick’ Director Sørensen’s First Confession Reveals Truth Behind 56 Falsified Adoptions

Adoptee sent to Denmark at 2 months old in 1982 returns with autobiographical documentary No compensation despite official finding of human rights violations; film takes direct aim at South Korea’s stigma against single mothers
Tracing lost blood ties through a stranger’s lens Tanja Taekyung Inwol Sørensen, who was adopted to Denmark at 2 months old in 1982, came to the 31st Busan International Film Festival with 'Home Sick: At the End of the Sea', an autobiographical documentary tracing her roots.
| James choi
Bong Joon-ho’s ‘Allie,’ Korea’s first feature animation, dives into the deep sea in July 2027 with Bradley Cooper and other Hollywood stars

Bong Joon-ho’s ‘Allie,’ Korea’s first feature animation, dives into the deep sea in July 2027 with Bradley Cooper and other Hollywood stars

A global project featuring a multinational production team from 12 countries
Hollywood heavyweights join cast for deep-sea fish’s extraordinary adventure ‘Allie,’ the first feature animated film from acclaimed director Bong Joon-ho, will hit South Korean theaters in July 2027. According to production company Barunson C&C, the film will open in France on July 14, following...
| James choi
First-ever esports commemorative stamp honors ‘Faker’ Lee Sang-hyeok; 140,000 go on sale on the 23rd

First-ever esports commemorative stamp honors ‘Faker’ Lee Sang-hyeok; 140,000 go on sale on the 23rd

Korea Post announces the issue and opens a special exhibit on the 10th to mark his receiving the Cheongnyong Medal, the highest class of the Order of Sport Merit
The journey of a living legend elevated to a ‘national symbol’ An official commemorative stamp honoring Lee Sang-hyeok (T1, 30), the living legend of South Korean esports and League of Legends star known as ‘Faker’, is set to be issued.
| James choi
Black Syndrome’s Park Young-chul dies suddenly at 61, leaving behind ‘Episode’… Heavy-metal giant led Korea’s heyday

Black Syndrome’s Park Young-chul dies suddenly at 61, leaving behind ‘Episode’… Heavy-metal giant led Korea’s heyday

Founding member who stayed onstage for 38 years after the band formed in 1986… Funeral procession set for the 8th
Pioneer of Korean rock, vocalist who shone brightest onstage Park Young-chul, vocalist of Black Syndrome, the band that led the renaissance of Korean heavy metal, has died. He was 61. According to his family, Park died suddenly on the night of the 6th.
| James choi
'LABOUM' alumna Yujeong to marry this winter after yearlong preparations — Who is her fiancé?

'LABOUM' alumna Yujeong to marry this winter after yearlong preparations — Who is her fiancé?

She announced the surprise wedding in a handwritten letter on the 8th, highlighting her wide-ranging work, including as a Defense TV host
From the driving force behind “Journey to Atlantis” to finding a lifelong partner Yujeong, 34, the former leader of girl group 'LABOUM', will marry this winter. The news marks a significant new chapter for the singer, who won fans with her signature fresh charm and steady vocals before leaving the...
| James choi
[At the Busan International Film Festival] Michelle Yeoh returns to Busan after 15 years, a proud symbol of Asian cinema after breaking through the “minority” barrier

[At the Busan International Film Festival] Michelle Yeoh returns to Busan after 15 years, a proud symbol of Asian cinema after breaking through the “minority” barrier

Asian Film Person of the Year Award winner expresses interest in new film “My Grandma Is the Cube King” and working with acclaimed directors
A 40-year acting journey that broke Hollywood’s glass ceiling becomes a milestone for Asian cinema "Like the Busan International Film Festival, I have walked this path for a long time. We all started in Asia with the goal of taking our films and culture to the world, and I believe we ultimately...
| James choi