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Park Chan-wook's cinematic world can be explored through this documentary. SBS plans to broadcast the documentary 〈NEW OLD BOY〉 during this Chuseok holiday. 〈NEW OLD BOY〉 captures Park Chan-wook's history from starting as a video store owner to becoming a globally recognized film director.

Park Chan-wook revealed that he still maintains connections with the actors he worked with in previous films. On the 29th, director Park Chan-wook of the film 〈No Other Choice〉 appeared on MBC Radio 〈Hope Song of Noon with Kim Shin-young〉.

Actor Lee Sung-min shared his feelings about once becoming a 'sold-out man'. On the 26th, MBC Radio 〈Bae Cheol-soo's Music Camp〉 featured director Park Chan-wook and actor Lee Sung-min, who discussed behind-the-scenes stories of the movie 〈No Other Choice〉 and shared their daily lives honestly.

※ Continued from Part 1The original novel, Donald E. Westlake's 「Axe」, has been out for about 30 years. The original novel is set against the backdrop of the layoffs in the late 1990s in America, and Director Park Chan-wook modernized it to fit the situation of 2025.

A villain like family, a family like a villain. The character Park Min-jae, played by actor Lee Chang-min, is a prime suspect in a serial murder case and a childhood friend who was like family to the protagonist, Soo-yeol (Jang Dong-yoon).

Park Chan-wook's new film 〈NO OTHER CHOICE〉 has topped the domestic box office in its opening weekend. According to the integrated ticket sales network on the 29th, 〈NO OTHER CHOICE〉 attracted over 609,000 viewers from the 26th to the 28th, achieving a revenue share of 45.

Indeed, there is no other choice. 〈No Other Choice〉 makes it impossible not to be amazed by Lee Byung-hun's performance. Released on September 24, the new film by director Park Chan-wook, 〈No Other Choice〉, marks the reunion of Park Chan-wook and Lee Byung-hun after a staggering 25 years since...

※ Part 1 continuesThe director said he spent a lot of time convincing about the part where Mansoo kills his rival. It’s a part that some audience members might question, and it must have been even more important from the perspective of playing Mansoo.

I never expected it to be such an overtly funny slapstick comedy. Before watching the film 〈No Other Choice〉, I thought it would be similar to Park Chan-wook's 'Vengeance Trilogy'. But to my surprise, Director Park Chan-wook has come to the theaters with what he calls his 'most genuine comedy film'...

The movie 〈Can't Help It〉 has been receiving positive reviews for its tension and humor, as well as the synergy of its outstanding actors, and has released TMI Part 1 that is even more interesting upon closer inspection.