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On June 27, concluded its 5-year journey by releasing season 3 to the world. Following the unprecedented success of season 1 in 2021, which was watched by over 100 million households worldwide, season 2 was released in 2024, and season 3 followed in 2025.

On the 8th, at the press conference for the Disney+ original series held at the Conrad Seoul Hotel in Yeongdeungpo-gu, Seoul, Ryu Seung-ryong, who plays the lead role of Oh Kwan-seok, summarized the series by saying, "Most of the characters here believe that everything can be done for money, and...

Undoubtedly the biggest event of the 2020s, wrapped up a chapter with the release of Season 3 on June 27. While it’s a globally popular work, it can’t be said to be truly over, but at least the journey of Seong Gi-hun (Lee Jung-jae), number 456, has certainly come to a close.

Tving announced on the 3rd that actor Kim Jae-won has been cast as the male lead, the role of Sun-rok, in the original series Season 3, which is returning after three years.This drama is based on the popular webtoon by Lee Dong-gun, depicting the daily life and love story of the protagonist Yumi...

The drama returns as a play in August 2025 at the LG Art Center Seoul U+ Stage. The drama was recognized for its artistic value by winning the Best Drama and Best Screenplay awards in the TV category at the 55th Baeksang Arts Awards and received acclaim both domestically and internationally.

There are rules in the square that must be absolutely followed. The moment those rules are broken, blood and desire intertwine in the square. Eleven years ago, Nam Gi-jun left the square after severing his Achilles' heel, but he returns when the rules are broken by his brother's death.

It's surprising. The fact that the next work of the director of (2012), (2014), and (2022) is such a stylish mystery series. The Disney+ series is like 'curry that tastes like black bean sauce' as described in the drama.

This year, following the complete cut of the government's budget for regional film culture revitalization, the budget for film festival support from the Korean Film Council has decreased by about 54% compared to last year, deepening the concerns of the local film industry.

This year marks the 25th anniversary of the Jeonju International Film Festival, which has unveiled its lineup. At 25 years old, akin to a person entering young adulthood, the festival is also contemplating what it means to be more ‘authentic’ and ‘Jeonju-like’.