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A Job Interview Becomes a Real-Life ‘Squid Game’ in the Cutthroat Chaos of ‘Final Interview’

A Job Interview Becomes a Real-Life ‘Squid Game’ in the Cutthroat Chaos of ‘Final Interview’

Getting hired has never been this hard. Six applicants have beaten 5,000-to-1 odds to reach the final interview at global IT company Spiralinks. After spending a month preparing for a group discussion, they hoped they would all get offers.
Academy Museum Presents Park Hae-il Retrospective, Screening 8 Films From His 20-Year Career, Including ‘Decision to Leave’

Academy Museum Presents Park Hae-il Retrospective, Screening 8 Films From His 20-Year Career, Including ‘Decision to Leave’

Series runs in Los Angeles through Nov. 14, following tributes to Song Kang-ho and Youn Yuh-jung
‘A master of subtle, versatile performances’ meets U. S. audiences The Academy Museum of Motion Pictures is presenting a special screening series spotlighting acclaimed Korean actor Park Hae-il. The Los Angeles museum officially announced that the program will run from Oct. 29 through Nov.
[First Reactions] Cineplay Critic’s Rating for ‘Wild Horse Nine’

[First Reactions] Cineplay Critic’s Rating for ‘Wild Horse Nine’

[First Reactions] ​ John Malkovich and Sam Rockwell play a pair of CIA agents! 〈Wild Horse Nine〉 opens November 4. A mystery espionage thriller, 〈Wild Horse Nine〉 follows CIA agents Chris and Lee, who are sent to Easter Island ahead of the 1973 Chilean coup and become entangled in secrets from the...
[Interview] Trans Women Dreaming of Change Against 1% Odds: Director Kim Il-rhan on “Eddie Alice: Take,” Part 2

[Interview] Trans Women Dreaming of Change Against 1% Odds: Director Kim Il-rhan on “Eddie Alice: Take,” Part 2

After transitioning, Alice was finally able to choose the life she wanted. Eddie says transition is still ongoing. The film depicts not a moment of change, but a process of continually facing oneself.
※ This interview with director Kim Il-rhan about 〈Eddie Alice: Take〉 continues from the first article. ​ By drawing close to the two people named in the title, Eddie and Alice, the film also seems to invite viewers to compare their choices.
[Interview] Trans Women Dreaming of Change Against 1% Odds: Director Kim Il-ran on “Edhi Alice: Take” ①

[Interview] Trans Women Dreaming of Change Against 1% Odds: Director Kim Il-ran on “Edhi Alice: Take” ①

After transitioning, Alice has only just been able to choose the life she wants. Eddie says her transition is still ongoing. The film portrays not a momentary change, but an ongoing process of facing oneself.
A women’s bathhouse. Perhaps it’s a familiar, ordinary place for most women. The camera is set up, the lights come on, and filming begins. Water—whether sweat or tears, it’s hard to tell—runs down the face of a woman in the bath.
“I’m Living Through a K-Drama Melodrama Myself” — Showbox’s Star-Studded FMV Game *What the K-Drama?!* Is Coming

“I’m Living Through a K-Drama Melodrama Myself” — Showbox’s Star-Studded FMV Game *What the K-Drama?!* Is Coming

Live-action first-person interactive game raises the bar with co-production by film distributor Showbox Popular actors and influencers, including Lee Yu-bi, Pyo Young-seo and Yoo So-young, promise an immersive story Development is moving full steam ahead for a full release in the first half of next year, following a demo launch on Steam this December
The star-studded FMV game 'What the K-Drama. . ,' co-produced by Showbox and STORYTACO, is set for release in 2027. The FMV interactive game 'What the K-Drama. . ' announced its upcoming release by unveiling its page on Steam, a PC gaming platform, on October 26.
[Interview] A Love Letter to Life, Humanity and Korea: ‘Journey There’ Star Justin H. Min, Part 2

[Interview] A Love Letter to Life, Humanity and Korea: ‘Journey There’ Star Justin H. Min, Part 2

※The interview with Justin H. Min about 〈Journey There〉 continues from Part 1. As we discussed earlier, music plays an important role in this film, and you play a conductor. The concert scene at the end was especially striking. How did you prepare for it.
[Interview] A Love Letter to Life, Humanity and Korea: Justin H. Min on ‘Journey There,’ Part 1

[Interview] A Love Letter to Life, Humanity and Korea: Justin H. Min on ‘Journey There,’ Part 1

A deeply human story has found a deeply human actor. Min-jun (Justin H. Min) uses informal speech with Chun-hee (Kim Hye-ok) the moment they meet. Unaware of the hierarchy, etiquette and subtle distance between formal and informal Korean, the outsider’s familiar way of speaking becomes less an...
[First Reaction] Cineplay Critic’s Star Rating for ‘Pig That Survived Foot-and-Mouth Disease’

[First Reaction] Cineplay Critic’s Star Rating for ‘Pig That Survived Foot-and-Mouth Disease’

[First Reaction] The Korean animated film that captivated 35 film festivals around the world! 〈Pig That Survived Foot-and-Mouth Disease〉 opens October 21. This hard-boiled tale from hell follows H, a pig who miraculously survives a culling pit and resolves to become human simply to stay alive, and...
[Joo Sung-chul’s Locker] The Still-Enchanting Mambo Dance in the 4K Re-release of *Days of Being Wild*—Leslie Cheung and the Mirror

[Joo Sung-chul’s Locker] The Still-Enchanting Mambo Dance in the 4K Re-release of *Days of Being Wild*—Leslie Cheung and the Mirror

I get fixated on objects in movies. I find myself wondering why the director, cinematographer, production designer or actor put a particular object in front of the camera. “Joo Sung-chul’s Locker” is a record of the objects in films that have quietly caught my eye.
What exactly was I watching. The image that has stayed with me throughout 〈Days of Being Wild〉, recently re-released in 4K, is Yuddy looking at himself in a mirror. The same goes for the opening, when he flashes his handsome face and says, “Would you look at my watch with me for just one minute.